Award Information
Description of original award (Fiscal Year 2009, $484,092)
This project proposes to deliver a forensic science training program to a total of 600 law enforcement practitioners from rural regions of Virginia, eastern West Virginia, Maryland, East Tennessee, northern North Carolina, and eastern Kentucky. The training will consist of two and a half day training sessions on a variety of topics of interest in forensic science, including Medicolegal Death Investigation, Crime Scene Investigation, Digital Forensics, Forensic Biology and Chemistry, Forensic Anthropology and Archaeology which will include search strategy and recovery, Forensic Entomology, Mass Disasters, and Courtroom Testimony. ca/ncf
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