2025 Forensic Science & Technology Seminar
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 Export to Your Calendar 4/24/2025 to 4/26/2025
When: April 24-26, 2025
Where: Sahara Las Vegas Hotel and Casino
Las Vegas, Nevada 
United States

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2025 Forensic Science & Technology Seminar

Sahara Las Vegas Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, NV

 

BIG NAMES. BIG SCIENCE. NEW TECHNOLOGY. A BIG-TIME CLE EXPERIENCE!

Don’t miss this great opportunity for a no-nonsense, national networking CLE featuring the leading faculty in their respective fields.

 

Friday Sessions:

Forensic Science Track

  • How to Best Utilize (and Treat) Your Experts
  • Your Case is Raining Gems: How to Impeach Deviations from the Standards of Evidence
  • The Principles of Reliable Fire Investigation: Application of the Scientific Method to Forensic Investigations
  • Too Close for Comfort: AFIS Searches, Close Non-Matches, and Quality Assurance in Latent Print Comparisons
  • STRmix
  • Serology Testing and DNA Transfer: What the Lab Reports Really Mean
  • The Science of Cannabis and THC
  • Bloodstain Pattern Analysis: Genuine or Junk?

AI & Technology Track

  • The Future of Advocacy: Innovative AI Solutions for Criminal Defense Inside and Beyond the Courtroom
  • AI: Artificial Intelligence Roadmap for Practicing Attorneys
  • Challenging Automated Suspicion: Litigating 4th Amendment & Technology Issues
  • Cellular Location Data: How Did the Great Lie Get Accepted by the Courts?
  • Biometrics: Facial Recognition
  • Beating a Stacked Deck: Attacking Electronic Evidence in Digital Searches
  • Justice by Algorithm: AI, Bias, and Ethical Challenges
  • Electronic Data Recorders: The Value and How They are Misused

Saturday Sessions:

  • Challenging the "Science" of Shaken Baby Syndrome
  • Forensic Pathology: Determining Manner and Cause of Death
  • Forensic DNA Interpretation, Human Factors & Cognitive Bias: Improving the Practice Through a Systems Approach
  • Cognitive Bias in Forensic Science
  • Science-Based Standards for Non-Eyewitness Identification in a Surveillance World
  • Visibility Analysis & Technological Advances
  • Analyzing Authenticity: Decoding Video Evidence
  • Challenging Carceral Forensic Software

Faculty:

  • Patrick T. Barone (Birmingham, MI)
  • Daniel Billington (Beaver Dam, WI)
  • Dr. Martha J. Burt, MD (Clackamas, OR)
  • Dr. Marc Canellas (Baltimore, MD)
  • Douglas J. Carpenter, MScFPE, CFEI, P.E., FSFPE (Columbia, MD)
  • Brian Cummings (Albany, NY)
  • Lisa Desire, MFS (High Bridge, NJ)
  • Dr. Heidi Eldridge, Ph.D. (Silver Spring, MD)
  • Andrew Garrett (Orlando, FL)
  • Prof. Sonia M. Gipson Rankin (Albuquerque, NM)
  • Dr. Jennifer Johnson, DNP, MSN, APRN, WHNP-BC, AFN-BC, SANE-A, SANE-P, DF-AFN (Mission, KS)
  • Tamar Lerer (Newark, NJ)
  • Daniel Mehler (San Antonio, TX)
  • Kathy Pezdek (Claremont, CA)
  • Adele Quigley-McBride (Burnaby, BC, Canada)
  • Danica Rue (Newark, NJ)
  • Amy Santoro, MFS, CBPA, CSCSA, CFPh, ABC-FKE (Kansas City, MO)
  • Laura Schile (Sun City, AZ)
  • Maneka Sinha (Baltimore, MD)
  • Melissa K. Taylor (Gaithersburg, MD)
  • Sidney Thaxter, NACDL's 4th Amendment Center (Washington, DC)
  • Elizabeth Daniel Vasquez (Brooklyn, NY)
  • Tim Zerillo (Portland, ME)

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