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Finding Evidence in Plain Sight
The roots of forensic and criminalistic strategies can be traced back centuries, often intertwined with the birth and evolution of watchmen, constables, and private sleuths. Edmond Locard is considered a pivotal figure in the development of forensic science and criminology. He helped lay the foundation for understanding the scientific principles behind solving criminal cases. His emphasis on applying scientific methods to legal contexts significantly shaped investigative practices.
Joining Professional Organizations: An Investigative Win Win
BY ANTHONY LUIZZO AND JOHN M. GASPAR
Much has been written about the pros and cons of joining professional organizations. An excellent article in UMass Global, a nonprofit affiliate of the University of Massachusetts, defines an organization / association as groups of people from the same industry or profession gathered to represent the industry or profession.
The article goes on to mention that oftentimes these groups help to champion new standards within the profession as well as being key advocates for or against municipal legislation affecting the industry at large.