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Classrooms Imitate Crime: Criminal Justice Schools that Teach with Mock Crime Scenes

July 24, 2014 by admin

At Radford University, students took part in a mock crime scene competition run by Department of Criminal Justice professor Emi Moldovan. Here’s the setup: Seven student teams, consisting of three students within each team, took part in a mock CSI competition based on the 1849 Parkman-Webster murder case, one of the first investigations to use […]

The Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program: Changing Perceptions and Fostering Change

June 17, 2014 by admin

As learning experiences go, the Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program might just take the cake. The program itself was formed in 1997 as an attempt to bring together college students and prisoners in a collaborative learning environment meant to change perceptions and foster change. The idea originated from a lifer named Paul, held in a Pennsylvania […]

The Sometimes Strange & Eclectic Work of a Private Investigator

May 14, 2014 by admin

What’s it like to be a private investigator? Sometimes it’s a strange life indeed!

Law Enforcement of the Future: Drones, Biometrics & Beyond

April 16, 2014 by admin

We take a look at the future technology of drones, weapons, biometrics, body cameras and beyond for law enforcement agencies.

Exciting New Technologies Alter the Forensic Science Landscape

February 19, 2014 by admin

We take a look at some of the more intriguing technological advances helping to shape the future of forensic science.

The Not-So-Quiet Life of a Wildlife Officer: What it Takes & Wild Tales

January 21, 2014 by admin

We delve into the education, training, and at times dangerous and exciting work lives of wildlife officers around the country.

The Trend Against Mandatory Minimums in Prison Sentences

November 20, 2013 by admin

We look at the issue of mandatory minimums and three-strikes laws in the U.S.

How Crazy Is It Being a Correctional Officer? Real Stories from Some of the Toughest Prisons

October 8, 2013 by admin

We take a look at the sometimes crazy lives of correctional officers working to keep order in prisons, jails, and community centers.

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Pick Your Criminal Justice Job: The Most Boring vs. The Most Action Packed

September 24, 2013 by admin

We take a look at a few options within criminal justice fields for jobs to avoid and those to actively search out.

How Criminology Can Fight Wildlife Poaching

September 10, 2013 by admin

Criminology shines a light into the shadowy corners where criminals operate. It is the study of everything related to crime: perpetrators, methods, punishments, and, of course, victims, who are normally people. However, what if the victims are not people? Can criminological methods still work when the wronged party is not a human being at all? […]

21st Century Forensic Science

January 9, 2013 by The Editors

CSI is old school. With technologies improving almost by the hour, 21st century forensic scientists are boldly going where no TV police drama has gone before. The Future of Forensics What will a 21st-century forensics lab look like? In their article in Forensic Magazine, Forensic Laboratory 2030: Scientific Environment, authors Michael Mount and Steve Hackman […]

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