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DEATH INVESTIGATIONS
(CRN 41865) 9 hrs.
Sat, April 26, 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
CGC 126 ($36 + $37 fee) Jeanne McLaughlin, M. E.
This short (8 hour) course will cover several key factors involved in
death investigations. Key factors will include: the Medical Examiner
System, ORS 146, deaths requiring investigation, cause and manner of
death, identification of remains, time since death and postmortem
changes, scene investigation, photography, the autopsy, and interdisciplinary
relations. The course will be directed at law enforcement,
private investigators, deputy medical examiners and other professionals
involved in death investigations. Case examples will be used to
illustrate the important points of the course.
IDENTITY THEFT
(CRN 41867) 8 hrs.
Sat, April 12, 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
CGC 120 ($32 + $33 fee) Douglas Jordan
Explore the numerous methods individuals use to obtain personal
information from bank statements, computer, credit cards, bills and
receipts, insurance papers, medical records, junk mail and what steps
people need to perform to protect their credit. Details necessary steps
to prepare case for prosecution. The 0.8 CEU obtained from this class
can be used toward necessary state certification requirements.
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER CRIME & INTERNET FRAUD
(CRN 41868) 6 hrs.
Sat, May 17, 10:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
CGC 120 ($24 + $33 fee) Steven Williams
Computers can be found involved in many different types of criminal
activities. This presentation involves not only the vast number of
personal computers in service today, but the growing use of computers
by ordinary non-high-tech criminals to commit fraud, including the
crimes of counterfeiting currency, credit card fraud and identity theft.
MISSING PERSONS (COLD CASE)
(CRN 41869) 9 hrs.
Sat, June 7, 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
CGC 126 ($36 + $37 fee) Jeanne McLaughlin, M. E.
This course covers several key factors involved in investigations of
missing persons and unidentified human remains. Cold cases occur due to
lack of leads, lack of resources and passage of time. This course discusses
how to best prepare missing persons and unidentified cases for this
status. The course covers the types of records that should be collected in
missing persons cases that will later aid in identification of the individual.