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ICYMI EU IAI Webinar #1: Alice Maceo - Complexity and Documentation in Latent Prints

  • 01 Apr 2016
  • 12:00 AM - 3:00 PM
  • Webinar (webinar information will be provided after payment)

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Many of you have requested to watch the recording of our previous webinar on-demand. We are now making these available to our members. Please note that attendance certificate for this webinar will not be provided. Unfortunately, there was a glitch in recording this webinar. The last 30 minutes were not recorded. For a limited time, we will make the recording available to EU IAI free of charge.

Enjoy!

 

Working with world class well known forensic scientists and experts, EU IAI will be organizing a series of continuing education webinars for our members and guests. 

For the first webinar, we are honored to have Alice Maceo being our first instructor. (http://www.evolveforensics.com)

The webinar lecture will be on Complexity and Documentation in Latent Prints.

Current standards for documentation often site increasing complexity as a trigger for increased documentation. Complexity, however, is often in the eye of the beholder. This lecture will provide a management overview of the challenges associated with defining “complexity” and determining criteria for levels of documentation for latent prints. Benefits of documentation will be explored from a Quality Management perspective (e.g. auditing, error resolution, performance improvement). Challenges and limitations in implementing these practices will also be discussed.

Biography


Alice Maceo holds a BS in Biology from the University of Alaska, Anchorage and has been an active latent print examiner since 1997.  She is currently the Forensic Lab Manager of the Latent Print section of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Forensic Laboratory.  Alice has been certified as a Latent Print Examiner by the IAI since 2001; she is also a distinguished member of the IAI. Alice served on SWGFAST, the Expert Working Group on Human Factors in Latent Prints, and the IAI Editorial Board.  She currently serves as an affiliate member of the OSAC Friction Ridge Subcommittee. Alice has published multiple articles and has lectured through out the U.S.A., Canada, and Europe.  

 

 

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