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The Law Enforcement and Emergency Services Video Association (LEVA) has published the DRAFT version 3.0 of their Best Practices for the Acquisition of Digital Multimedia Evidence. LEVA is soliciting community feedback on this document through March 31, 2010.
For additional information visit the official LEVA Publications page.
On December 8, 2009 North Carolina State University (NCSU) held the 2nd NCSU Forensic Science Symposium. If you weren't able to make the symposium NCSU has made many of the presentations available online, to include both the slides and a video recording of the event.
Be sure to check out "Image Processing of Forensic Evidence", presented by Dr. John Russ, Emeritus Professor: Material Science & Engineering, NCSU - click here to view the complete presentation.
The Cheshire Constabulary will be hosting the LEVA Photographic/Video Comparison course in the United Kingdom April 26 - 30, 2010. This is the same highly regarded course that will be held at the LEVA Lab at UIndy again in May.
Photographic/Video Comparisons focuses on the science of comparing known objects, vehicles, clothing and humans with CCTV images of questioned objects, vehicles, clothing and humans. The process of cataloguing class characteristics and unique characteristics found in questioned evidence is examined in detail. Using Adobe Photoshop and other generally accepted scientific tools for imaging comparison work, analysts/examiners develop a scientific workflow involving the hands-on analysis of video evidence, criminal-case report writing and courtroom presentation.
For information on all of LEVA's training courses, including a complete schedule, please visit our LEVA Course Overviews & Schedule page.
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