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SUMMARY:R4 280 Death Investigations- Chubbuck
DESCRIPTION:September 8-12, 2025\nCredit Hours: 40\nCourse Number: R4280\nDescription:\nDeath investigation requires a team effort consisting of detectives, crime scene technicians, and forensic personnel. Positive outcomes are best realized when these components work together to collect, evaluate, reconstruct, and derive meaning from the available evidence.\nThe challenging 5-day (40 hour) Death Investigations course was designed for detectives, crime scene technicians, medico-legal death investigators, and others involved in the investigation of deaths. Through both lecture and practical exercises, investigators may expand their skill sets by learning and practicing methodologies for objective investigation and analysis of death scenes. Key concepts are reinforced through practical exercises. This is not a “checklist” course. Attendees will use critical thinking skills to analyze and investigate “hands on” historically based homicide investigations.\nClassroom instruction and practical exercises include:\n\n\nProcedures for managing crime scenes and addressing constitutional issues\nCase management techniques to assess, organize, plan, and delegate investigation\nMethods for identifying and evaluating physical and biological evidence, wounds, bloodstains, ballistics, witnesses, and other evidence\nEvidence associated with child deaths, self-inflicted death, domestic violence, and accidental deaths\nCapabilities and limitations of forensic analysis\nIdentifying basic bloodstain pattern characteristics in a crime scene\nIdentifying and evaluating evidentiary relationships to reconstruct events\nEvaluating subjective and objective evidence through application of critical thinking\nFlowcharts and timelines as investigative and analytical tools\nInterview techniques to increase subject cooperation\nBehavioral characteristics of violent crime offenders\nPresenting investigations for prosecutorial evaluation\n\nCourse Requirements:\n​The Death Investigations course is designed for personnel currently working or moving into death scene investigations.  Course materials are provided in electronic format.   Attendees should bring an electronic device with USB connection, basic office suite software, and preferably a laptop computer to access/save handouts, case materials, and fillable forms used in both lecture and practical exercises.\nInstructors:\nLocation:\nChubbuck Police Department\n5160 Yellowstone Ave.\nChubbuck, ID 83202\nCost: $719.00 (Attendees are responsible for meals, travel, and lodging)\nRegistration Details:\nClick link- https://reg.learningstream.com/reg/event_page.aspx?ek=0027-0031-b22ef126e5fa4f8aa3c00085d641d4f1 ( https://reg.learningstream.com/reg/event_page.aspx?ek=0027-0031-b22ef126e5fa4f8aa3c00085d641d4f1 )\nRemarks:\nHome2 Suites by Hilton Pocatello\n2325 Via Caporatti Drive\nPocatello, ID 83201\n208-417-2100\nRoom Rate:   $110 per night plus tax (single/double room)\nAmenities:   Free Wi-Fi, Free Parking\nBooking Info:   Call the hotel directly or Click Here to receive this special rate.\nCutoff Date:   August 7, 2025\n
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LOCATION:5160 Yellowstone Ave, Chubbuck, ID 83202
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