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RESEARCH Search the database Better than a general search engine, the unique NCSTL database instantly pinpoints focused results about forensic science & criminal justice topics. Learn more about the database & about NCSTL. SPOTLIGHTRead: It's Evident - April, 2009, NCSTL's Quarterly Newsletter.The NCSTL will hold two 2-day trainings on the uses of forensic science in capital cases under a grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) - one in Tampa on May 21 - 22 and the other in Phoenix on November 19 - 20. More information: Forensic Science Training for Capital Litigators. Click here for May training agenda. Click here for November training application form. Director Carol Henderson testified before the House Subcommittee on Technology & Innovation in a hearing entitled Strengthening Forensic Science in the United States: the Role of the National Institute of Standards and Technology, March 10, 2009. The testimony was based on the release of the National Academy of Science's Special Report Strenthening Forensic Science in the United States. Hear Director and AAFS past president, Carol Henderson's, NPR interview and read the interview transcript. Review NCSTL's: Accomplishments in brief and Accomplishments Archive. Visit: NCSTL's Book Collection at Stetson College of Law. Borrow from the collection. Access archives: It's Evident and Spotlight Notes!
NCSTL's Cold Case Toolkit Bibliographies Hot Topics and Others: Less than Lethal Technologies, Identity Theft, CSI Effect ... NOTES The NCSTL Library Reference Collection features four Special Collections. Donations Alert: NCSTL at Stetson University College of Law is grateful for private gifts. For more information please contact watson@law.stetson.edu. |







