Criminology and investigations events (48)

MIS Training Institute is delighted to invite you to Attend the 5th Annual Chief Security Officer Summit (29 November - 2 December), Including the Secure London in 2012 Briefing (29 November). Takes place at the event Thistle Marble Arch Hotel, Central London. Supported by the security and well-established community with security directors from industry and governments Internationally, the...

Counter Terror Expo is the critically acclaimed, highly specialised, event for those who are tasked with the demanding and complex role of delivering a robust defence against the threat posed from international terrorism. In an age in which the threat from terrorism is both dynamic and continually evolving, the effective sharing of knowledge is critical in providing a response. Counter Terror...

DNA fingerprinting, invented by Professor Sir Alec Jeffreys in 1984, has revolutionised many areas of biology, most notably in forensic and legal medicine. Professor Sir Alec will describe how DNA fingerprinting works, how it was first moved into casework and how the technology has evolved over the years, enabling the creation of major national DNA databases that are proving extraordinarily...

Cover the essential areas featured in the CIA examination. Gain functional experience to build on your accreditation skills. Gain key tips on how best to answer....

Victim Support Scotland is delighted to present our first international conference. 2010 marks the 25th anniversary of Victim Support Scotland and as part of our celebrations, we are hosting a 3 day international victimology conference, including practical workshops. The conference will take place in Edinburgh, and is aimed at bringing together practitioners, academics, public and private sector,...

This international conference examines in analytical and historical perspective the remarkable prominence of forensic science and medicine in contemporary culture. It brings together leading scholars from history, sociology and socio-legal studies, media and cultural studies, and practitioners working within the diverse locations of forensic culture – from crime scenes and bio-medical laboratories...

The Division of Criminological & Legal Psychology, founded in 1977, was renamed the Division of Forensic Psychology in 1999. The Division exists to represent the interests of the increasing number of psychologists whose work involves the Criminal and Civil Justice systems. The Division draws its membership from a broad range of psychologists working within/across a range of locations such as...

Bringing together Heads of Geospatial Intelligence, GIS, Remote Sensing, Operations, and Imagery and Analysis, the conference provides a unique forum to discuss and debate the development of geospatial intelligence capabilities across the globe.As the conference is focusing on key challenges for the defence and national security GIS community, we are bringing you the latest case studies of...

The Conference will pour on issues of global terrorism, with an assessment of current scenarios and what is the future, wisely supported by two leading experts in the field of Israeli terrorism. The speakers come from extensive experience in the field of intelligence and the "fight against terrorism for years, having held their rank of Lieutenant Colonel Brigadier General in the army and the...

GENERAL INFORMATION Speaker: Ed Hilterman; Dutchman sociologist specialized in evaluating and managing the risk of recidivism and experienced in applied research. Duration: 7 hours Addressed to: Graduates and Students of criminology and professionals interested in the topic updated as provided in this course. Description: Through this course aims to provide knowledge and its...