It’s budget time again, and for many forensic units, this means preparing a solid budget justification to ask for and justify critical needs—more people, better
In forensic science, crime scene documentation is the key factor in investigations. Previously, the investigators used pen and paper to document the evidential points you
Standard operating procedures (SOPs) are crucial for ensuring accuracy, consistency, and reliability. These SOPs serve as a guide for forensic analysts to follow specific protocols
Obtaining budget buy-in is essential to ensuring operational success in forensic units’ critical work. This work necessitates specialized expertise and the right blend of resources
In forensics, unsuccessful outcomes are often caused by limited or inefficient collaboration amongst investigation units due to the existence of collaboration silos. Meaning that members
Finding the right people is critical to building a forensic unit team, which means looking beyond skills on paper. It’s about understanding each person’s strengths
We’ve received many messages from Property and Evidence Units across the country, asking for advice on evidence destruction. To help, here’s a quick rundown on
As a forensic supervisor, you play a critical role in ensuring that your team’s evidence collected is accurate, reliable, and admissible in court. Tracking all
Are you tired of drowning in paperwork, struggling to keep up with evidence, and feeling like your Forensic Unit could use a boost in productivity?
Being a forensic supervisor comes with its own set of challenges, and one common issue that many individuals in this position face is unintentionally coming
