FAIRFAX, Va. – The Office of Continuing Professional Education at George Mason University announces a two-day seminar, “Crime Scene Reconstruction,”  to be presented by noted forensic scientist Dr. Henry C. Lee, April 19-20, .  

Participants will learn how Lee uses forensic science in the application of scientific principles and techniques; understand the importance of properly handling crime scene evidence; reinforce the proper techniques and applications of crime scene management; acquire effective courtroom testimony tips; and enhance their investigative skills.

Topics include the importance of crime scene reconstruction; concepts of crime scene reconstruction; reconstruction through pattern evidence; trajectory reconstruction in shooting cases; reconstruction through serological evidence; plus case studies.

The seminar will be held at the Hyatt Fair Lakes, 7 Fair Lakes Circle, in Fairfax, Va.  The cost is $395 before March 29, and $459 after. For more information, call or go to www.ocpe.gmu.edu.

Source: George Mason University