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COURSE OF INVESTIGATION CRIME SCENE




CREDITS - Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos
(Peru).
-
Forensic Research Institute (Headquarters Peru). PROGRAM




CLASS 1.
CLASSIFICATION OF THE CRIME SCENE

1.1 Addressing the Crime Scene
1.2 Standards of safety at the scene
1.3 Cautions to consider in income
1.4 Main stage performance errors


CLASS 2. DEFINITION OF INDICATION


2.1 Chain of custody of evidence
2.2 Searching for signs

2.4 2.3 Open spaces indoors

CLASS 3. TYPES OF EVIDENCE


3.1. Biological evidence.
3.1.1. Blood, semen, urine, saliva. 3.1.2
hair and other evidence. 3.2 Protection
clues to the Laboratory. 3.2.1
Signs Conservation.
3.2.3 Sample Handling. 3.2.Indicios
not biological. 3.2.1
earth and mud. 3.2.2
Paint, glass and fiber. 3.2.3 Moving
no biological evidence.

CLASS 4. WEAPONS


4.1 Removal of weapons. 4.2
Firearms. Weapons. Pods.

CLASS 5. SIGNS AND LOFOSCÓPICOS
Biometrics. 5.1 Evidence

fingerprint. 5.1.1 Search
fingerprint evidence.
5.1.2. Brief reference to the reagents used. 5.2
personal identification systems. 5.2.1
DNA. 5.2.2
dental study.
5.2.3 Other personal identification systems. (Poroscopia, otométrico system, study of the frontal sinuses, veins diploe, ocular system)
5.3 The footprints and vehicle tires.

CLASS 6.
BALLISTICS. Ballistics 6.1

identification. Ballistics 6.2
operational. 6.3
Search gunshot residue.

CLASS 7. CORPSES TO BRIEF INTERVENTION


7.1 Ahorcados and drowned by drowning. Condition 7.2
corpses. 7.3
cadaveric phenomena. 7.4 Fauna
mortis.
7.5 The time of death.
7.6 Other methods of establishing the date of death.

CLASS 8. RECONSTRUCTION OF EVENTS


8.1 Familiarity of the fact. 8.1.1 Analysis
scene.
8.2 Knowledge of record.
8.2.1 Analysis and adaptation of physical and human elements involved.
8.3 Variants of the reconstruction of the facts. 8.3.1 Experimentation
mechanisms.
Planimetry 8.4 - Illustration of the facts. 8.4.1 Performing
reconstruction of the facts.
8.5 Results and Conclusions.
8.5.1 Analysis of Mechanisms Involved

DURATION 150 Hours


.- INVESTMENT

$ 60 U.S. Dollars (Gral professionals and the public.)
$ 40 U.S. Dollars (Students). BENEFITS



- Diploma.
- Publication of research articles on the Internet.
- 01 DVD's Analysis of Crime Scene.

"Information and Registration"

- Soc.Cesar Chavez Martinez. (Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia)

Email: peru@institutoforense.com

Contact: (511) 4014084 - Mobile: (511) 991 435 643.

- Perito.José Duarte Ulloa. (Argentina, Chile, Uruguay)

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