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- Purpose of the
Seminar
- The purpose of The Practical Homicide
Investigation
®
Seminars is to provide practical conventional information to the
officer in
charge with the profound responsibility of conducting an intelligent
homicide
investigation.
- Program Description
- These seminars are intensive programs
based upon the
author's personal experience as a New York City Homicide Commander,
author,
lecturer and consultant in death investigations, extensive research of
written
materials in the field, and personal interviews and associations with
experts
in the sphere of forensic science and criminal
investigation.
The course
of instruction will cover the entire sequence of events which occur in
a
homicide. The program will then focus on practical tactics, procedures,
and
forensic techniques which can be employed in sound, efficient and
professional
homicide investigation.
- Objectives
- At the conclusion of the seminar,
participants will
have
acquired a greater understanding of their role of homicide investors
and should
be able to:
- follow logical steps in the
management of a
homicide
investigation
- adequately document a case for future
reference or
court appearance
- identify the various types of wounds
and injuries
which can result in homicide
- be familar with homicide cases of a
sexual
nature
- recognize the value of psychological
profiling in
the
solving of homicide cases
- Who Should Attend
- Detectives, Crime Scene Investigators,
Investigators
recently assigned to Homicide Units, Prosecuting Attorneys, Chiefs,
Sheriffs,
and Officers in Charge of Investigations.
- Seminar topics
include:
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- Homicide Crime Scene
- First Officer's Duties
- Preliminary Investigation at the
Scene:
Detectives
- Specific Investigative Duties at the
Scene
- Modes of Death
- DNA - Genetic
Fingerprinting
- Sex Related Homicides and
Deaths
- Criminal Personality Profiling -
Investigative
Assessment
- The Crime Scene Sketch
- Homicide Crime Scene
Search
- Crime Scene Photographs
- Managing the Homicide
Investigation
- News Media in Homicide
Investigation
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