An advanced course providing concentrated studies in all phases of latent print work, including related administrative matters and how to effectively identify, develop, process, and preserve latent print evidence both at the crime scenes and in the laboratory. Emphasis is placed on identifying latent prints with inked prints and the presentation of expert fingerprint testimony. Laboratory procedures accompany material presented in CJ 534 and center on typing procedure as it applies to the individualization of body fluids and stains and includes interpretation and presentation of test results. Effective Writing Explores writing as a process comprising at least five steps. Students learn methods for getting started and sound guidelines for developing a clear, organized writing style.
Course is designed to help the student become a more confident and effective writer.
An introduction to problems of language communication. Frequent, short, written, and oral presentations based on readings and discussions of the role of law enforcement in modern society are used to help the student become a more articulate, confident, and fluent communicator. Examines the nature of the media and the development of appropriate law enforcement. Practical exercises include writing and delivering news releases in a variety of situations and settings. The fundamentals of interviewing for both the investigator and the trainer, and deals with the physiological and psychological aspects of interviewing and interrogation.