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Forensics Source is a brand of The Safariland Group that provides quality products and equipment for forensics, crime scene investigation, lab technicians and law enforcement. It offers fingerprinting, narcotics, evidence collection and preservation, and restraint products from its own brands and other trusted suppliers.
Versa Cones are perfectly suited for outdoor use at crime scenes. The heavy bodied and angled construction help keep the cones in place in windy conditions. The four sided cone can identify evidence placement at any photography angle.
Curated list of awesome free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources. Awesome Forensics Collections; Tools. Distributions; Frameworks; Live Forensics; IOC Scanner; Acquisition; Imaging; Carving; Memory Forensics; Network Forensics; Windows Artifacts. NTFS/MFT Processing; OS X Forensics; Mobile Forensics; Docker Forensics ...
6 sie 2020 · Forensics Source offers a range of products for crime scene professionals, lab technicians and law enforcement officers, including its own brands EVI-PAQ, Identicator, Lightning Powder and NIK. The new website at ForensicSource.com has enhanced searchability and navigation for a user-friendly experience.
7 sie 2020 · JACKSONVILLE, Fla., – Forensics Source™, a brand of The Safariland Group, a leading global provider of safety products designed for the public safety, military, professional and outdoor markets, announced Monday that it has launched an all-new, standalone website at ForensicsSource.com.
This paper identifies 20 threats to the validity of forensic source conclusions including threats that spring from (a) the evidentiary samples themselves, (b) forensic examiners and the procedures they use, (c) features of the law, and (d) cognitive limitations of jurors and others who must weigh forensic science source claims.
