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ASCLD Crime Lab Minute December 27, 2016

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President’s Message

Colleagues, I hope that you had a Merry Christmas and enjoyed some time off with family and friends. I can’t believe we are winding up 2016 and alreadylooking to 2017. It seems like this year has flown by – and what a year it’s been! There are a lot of items that your Board of Directors is currently working on, and I’m looking forward to sharing a lot of those in the new year. Theboard is putting some finishing touches on a mid-year report that shows you what each committee accomplished in 2016. President-electWickenheiser is furiously working on an amazing program of events for the 2017 ASCLD Symposium in Dallas, Texas and Training andEducation chair Kris Deters is currently overseeing registration for the 2017 ASCLD Leadership Academy. Did we mention that the LeadershipAcademy registration is currently OPEN, and the registration link is at https://www.regonline.com/2017ascldsymposium? (Hint, hint) There are a lot of items in progress and I’m really looking forward to a great year for ASCLD in 2017. The organization is strong and your Boardis busy working on items that provide value for crime laboratory leaders in 2017. Have a great week and we will see you next year! Kindest regards,Jeremy

Dan Nippes - December 13, 2016

ASCLD is saddened to inform our membership of the passing of former member, Dan Nippes, on December 13, 2016, in Fort Pierce, Florida, atthe age of 71. Mr. Nippes had retired after 40 years of service with the St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office serving as the Director of the Indian RiverCrime Laboratory before his retirement. Please view Mr. Nippes obituary at the following link:

http://m.legacy.com/obituaries/tcpalm/obituary.aspx?n=daniel-c-nippes&pid=183141740&referrer=0&preview=True

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HOTEL RESERVATIONS AND SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATIION

44th Annual ASCLD Symposium, April 30 – May 4, 2017, Dallas, Texas The theme for the 2017 symposium is “Continuous Improvement – Leading through Continuous Learning.” ASCLD is interested in presentationsthat focus on innovative techniques to permit managers to mentor and inspire their employees as they strive to continuously improve theirorganizations. The key goal of 2017 ASCLD presentations is to provide crime lab leadership with actionable tools and transportable informationthat can be directly applied to improve their operation.

44th Annual ASCLD Symposium hotel room block for the 2017 Symposium is now available!

https://www.starwoodmeeting.com/events/start.action…http://www.ascldsymposium.com/hoteltravel

Links can also be found on the ASCLD FACEBOOK page at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100010477606575

Sponsorship and Exhibits

The ASCLD Symposium is an opportunity to meet the industry leading Crime Lab Directors from the United States and throughout the globe. Weinvite you to take the opportunity to partcipate in the Symposium through networking opportunities in exhibiting.

http://www.ascldsymposium.com/sponsors-exhibitors

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PCAST related News

Weekly PCAST news articles:

Forensic Science Is a Mess, and the Justice Department Wants to KeepIt That Way C.J. Ciaramella from the January 2017 issue - view article inthe Digital Edition http://reason.com/archives/ 2016/12/22/forensic-science-is-a-mess-and

On the Admissibility of Expert Evidence a Crime Lab Director’sPoint of View. Barry A. J. Fisher, M.S., MBA http://www.judges.org/admissibility-expert-evidence-crime-lab-directors-point-view/

Forensic evidence largely not supported by sound science –now what?Jessica Gabel Cino Associate Dean for Academic Affairs andAssociate Professor of Law, Georgia State University. Jessica GabelCino has received a grant from Georgia Institute of Technology toexamine wrongful convictions (2010). She also serves on the AmericanAcademy of Forensic Science's Standards Boards for DNA andfingerprints. http://theconversation.com/forensic-evidence-largely-not-supported-by-sound-science-now-what-67413

Forensic criminal science based on very few facts https://richardbrenneman.wordpress.com/2016/12/07/forensic-criminal-science-based-on-very-few-facts/

PCAST Future Meetings

PCAST will hold a public meeting on January 6, 2017. Online registrationfor the PCAST public meeting is now CLOSED.

Message from the FSSB: Consolidating OSACRegistries by January 2017

The OSAC Registries are a trusted repository of high-quality, science-based standards and guidelines forforensic science. Since the program inception, theOrganization of Scientific Area Committees (OSAC)for Forensic Science has operated with two registries,the OSAC Registry of Approved Standards as well asthe OSAC Registry of Approved Guidelines.

All approved documents, whether they are astandard, guideline, test method, or other product, willsoon be contained on one registry.

The anticipated timeframe to fully transition to oneregistry is by January 2017.

Once consolidated, the three OSAC-approveddocuments: NFPA 921: National Fire ProtectionAssociation Guide for Fire and ExplosionInvestigations, ISO/IEC 17025 2005: GeneralRequirements for the Competence of Testing andCalibration Laboratories, and ASTM E2329-14Standard Practice for Identification of Seized Drugs,as well as any new documents that are approved, willbe located in one place.

Recent OSAC Accomplishments

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Registration is required to join this meeting.

Date: Friday, January 6, 2017

Time: 8:45am-12:00 pm EDT

Location: National Academy of Sciences2101 Constitution Avenue NWWashington, DC 20418

Room: Lecture Room

Social media: You can join the conversation about PCAST meetings andactivities by following OSTP on Twitter @whitehouseostp and trackingthe hashtag #PCAST.

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Documents Approved for the OSAC Working with anSDO Process

Validation Standards for ProbabilisticGenotyping Systems Standards for Validation Studies of DNAMixtures and Development and Verification ofa Laboratory’s Mixture Interpretation ProtocolThe Wildlife Forensics Subcommittee senttheir Wildlife Forensics MorphologyStandards to ASB for review. The documentwill now move through the ASB processwhere it hopefully will be converted into anSDO approved standard. It can then beconsidered by the OSAC for inclusion on theOSAC Registry.

Upcoming Schedule - On the Horizon

(Open to the Public) OSAC Scientific AreaCommittees Public Status Reports & OpenDiscussions occur at the American Academy ofForensic Sciences (AAFS) in New Orleans, LA onFeb. 13-14, 2017. (Save the Date)

February 13, 2017 (Monday)8:00 AM – 10:00 AM OSAC Digital/MultimediaScientific Area Committee Public Status Reports &Open Discussion 10:15 AM – 12:00 PM OSAC Biology/DNAScientific Area Committee Public Status Reports &Open Discussion 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM OSAC Crime Scene/DeathInvestigation Scientific Area Committee Public StatusReports & Open Discussion

February 14, 2017 (Tuesday)8:30 AM – 12:00 PM OSAC Physics/PatternInterpretation Scientific Area Committee Public StatusReports & Open Discussion1:00 PM – 5:00 PM OSAC Chemistry/InstrumentalAnalysis Scientific Area Committee Public StatusReports & Open Discussion

(Internal OSAC Meeting) Full OSAC Meeting, April2017 tentatively in Leesburg, VA.___________________________________________

Dear OSAC Professional AssociationRepresentatives: We understand that your members may have interestin recent OSAC events. If so, we have announced theSAVE THE DATE for the OSAC Scientific AreaCommittee Public Status Reports & Open DiscussionEvents at the 2017 AAFS Conference in NewOrleans. https://www.nist.gov/topics/forensic-science/osac-newsletter-november-2016#SaveTheDate

Marshall University Forensic Science is offering theDNA Technical Assistance Program (DNA TAP) againthis year. Attached is the DNA TAP Information flyerand the associated DNA TAP Request Form shouldyou have validation or evaluation needs . Beginningthis week, a limited number of DNA TAP students arein training at the MU Forensic Science Center fromnow until May for their summer 2017 DNA TAPassignments. No assignments have been made at thistime so please apply early this fall to have the bestchance to be assigned a DNA TAP student. Please feel free to call (304-634-5263) or email([email protected]) should you have questions orwish to apply but need more information. If you arenew to this program, I would be happy to set up aconference call with your group to discuss this further. Also, please feel free to forward this email and itsattachments to a colleague. Thank you,Pam Pamela J. Staton, Ph.D.

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Is Some Forensic Science “Junk” Science? Jennifer Mnookin InterviewWith Malcolm

Malcolm Fleschner of The Young Turks interviews Jennifer Mnookin,Dean of the UCLA School of Law. Malcolm and Dean Mnookin discusswhy hopelessly faulty forensic science is going unchallenged incourtrooms across the country and being used to put countless innocentdefendants in prison.

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NIJ Forensic Science R&D Reports for ASCLD Crime Lab Minute Vol 7.These research reports have been submitted by the National Institute ofJustice (NIJ) especially for their relevance to crime laboratory activities.ASCLD has not reviewed nor does it necessarily endorse the findings ofthis research. National Institute of Justice Invests $63 Million in Nation’s Crime Labs

The National Institute of Justice announced awards of more than $63million to 132 state and local jurisdictions to increase laboratory capacityand reduce the number of DNA samples awaiting analysis through itsDNA Capacity Enhancement and Backlog Reduction Program.

Local cold case victims’ buried remains puzzle pieces for renownedforensic expertAbstract from the Times Leader:

The project, headed by State Police and Luzerne County DistrictAttorney’s Office, wasn’t going to be cheap. Digging up one body from asingle grave can cost upwards of $10,000, according to Chuck Heurich, asenior scientist and program manager of the Department of Justice’sforensics division [the National Institute of Justice]. Genome-Wide Association Study Reveals Multiple Loci InfluencingNormal Human Facial MorphologyNIJ-supported researchers from the University of Colorado Denver

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recently published an article in PLOS Genetics. Author summary retrieved10/12/2016:

Improving the confidence of ‘‘questioned versus known” fiber comparisonsusing microspectrophotometry and chemometricsNIJ-supported researchers from the Indiana University Purdue UniversityIndianapolis recently published an article in Forensic Chemistry. Abstractretrieved 10/12/2016:

A cooperative-binding split aptamer assay for rapid, specific and ultra-sensitive fluorescence detection of cocaine in salivaNIJ-supported researchers from the Minnesota Department of PublicSafety recently published an article in Chemical Science. Abstractretrieved 10/12/2016:

An Examination of the Conditions Affecting Forensic Scientists’ WorkplaceProductivity and Occupational Stress

The NIJ-supported research team at Michigan State University surveyed899 crime lab technicians and forensic scientists regarding workconditions, job satisfaction, and working relationships with police andprosecutors. By and large, forensic scientists exhibited very high rates ofjob satisfaction but also exhibited the similar stress levels as other criminaljustice professionals. Dried Blood Spot Analysis as an Emerging Technology for Application inForensic Toxicology

Investigators often encounter dried blood spots as they examine a crimescene, but such evidence often isn’t collected because very little work hasbeen done in the analysis of dried blood for forensic applications.Researchers at RTI International, noting that dried blood spot analysis iswell established in newborn testing, conducted this NIJ-supported projectto see if newborn testing of dried blood has broader applications inforensic toxicology. After analyzing dried blood samples for 28 drugs, theresearchers showed it was comparable to more routine blood tests anduseful in forensic investigations.Developing DNA Friendly Fluorogenic Methods for Detecting, Enhancing,and Preserving Bloody and Proteinaceous Impression EvidenceI

The researchers found that DNA capable of producing full STR profilescan be extracted from semen and blood impressions, but not fromimpressions in any biofluid treated with Fluorogenic Enhancement Sprays.The researchers concluded that in many instances, both impressionevidence and DNA can be recovered from a single evidentiary item. Development of Individual Handwriting Characteristics in [about] 1800Students: Statistical Analysis and Likelihood Ratios That Emerge Over anExtended Period of Time

For decades, questioned document examiners (QDE) have conductedhandwriting comparisons based on the assumption that no two peoplewrite the same way and no one person writes exactly the same way twice.

Analysis of Drugs of Abuse in Human Hair: Surface Contamination andLocalization of Analysis

For more than two decades, researchers and scientists have utilized hairtesting for drug abuse in addition to blood and urine tests. Despiteconsiderable research and current analytical technologies and interpretivemethods, environmental contamination remains an unresolved issue forhair, and controversy exists over the source of drug residues found in hairand the potential for environmental contamination to cause false-positivetest results.

Characterization of Designer Drugs: Chemical Stability, Exposure, andMetabolite Identification

Designer drugs, such as synthetic cannabinoids and cathinones havebecome increasingly prevalent, as have their health and societalconsequences. Currently, little is known about the pharmacological andtoxicological profiles of these products. The consequences of long-termusage have yet to be studied, and behavioral and metabolic studies haveonly been performed on a relatively limited number of compounds. Theobjective of this research is to gain a more thorough understanding ofdesigner drugs with respect to their chemical exposure profiles andbiological elimination pathways.

Separation and Identification of Drugs by Electrospray Ionization-IonMobility Spectrometry-Mass Spectrometry

Ion mobility spectrometry (IMS) has been described in scientific literatureas both a stand-alone separation technique and as a hyphenatedtechnique to enhance other analytical determinations. Despite thisflexibility and versatility, the applications of IMS have not grown as quicklyas those of gas chromatography (GC) or liquid chromatography (LC). Thisresearch describes the use of IMS as a lab-based analytical techniqueable to perform separations on par with GC and LC separations.

Error Rates for Latent Fingerprinting as a Function of Visual Complexityand Cognitive DifficultyThe comparison of forensic fingerprint images for purposes of

Forensic Science, Norfolk, VA, Expires: January 8,2017

Forensic Services Supervisor – Crime Scene, City ofDurham Police Department, Durham, NorthCarolina, Expires: January 4, 2017

Criminalist II-Forensic Breath Alcohol, San FranciscoPolice Department, San Francisco, CA, Expires: January 6, 2017

Forensic Technologist, Physical Sciences – TalentPool, Ontario Ministry of Community Safety andCorrectional Services, Toronto, Expires: December30, 2016

Supervising DNA Criminalist, County of Alameda,Oakland, CA, Expires: December 27, 2016

Director of Forensic Services, City and County of SanFrancisco, CA, San Francisco, CA, Expires: December 30, 2016

Digital Forensics Program Assistant Professor,Washburn University, Topeka, Kansas, Expires: January 3, 2017

Chair, West Virginia University – Department ofForensic & Investigative Science, Morgantown,WV, Expires: January 9, 2017

Forensic Scientist – Biology/DNA, St. Louis CountyPolice Crime Laboratory, St. Louis, MO, Expires: January 31, 2017

Multiple Forensics, Laboratory, and TechnicianOpportunities, ORAU, Metro DC Area andOCONUS, Expires: December 31, 2016

Forensic Scientist I/II (Latent Print Examiner), DenverPolice Department Crime Laboratory, Denver,Colorado, Expires: February 3, 2017

Forensic Scientist I (Serology), Suffolk County CrimeLab, Hauppauge, NY, Expires: December 31, 2016

Associate Medical Examiner, Georgia Bureau ofInvestigation, Decatur, Georgia, Expires: December31, 2016

Associate Medical Examiner, Georgia Bureau ofInvestigation, Savannah, Georgia, Expires: December 31, 2016

Criminalist, Level II, New York City Office of ChiefMedical Examiner, New York, New York, Expires: December 30, 2016

Assistant/Associate Professor of Forensic Science,Department of Forensic Science, College of CriminalJustice, Sam Houston State University, Hunstville,Texas, Expires: December 31, 2016

National Institute of Standards andTechnology

Bringing together experts from the forensic, research,legal, and law enforcement communities to strengthenforensic science and create a safer, more just society.https://www.nist.gov/topics/forensic-science

Events

Exoskeleton Technical Interchange Meeting

January 26, 2017 to January 27, 2017

NIST Exhibits at the 69th AAFS Annual ScientificMeeting

February 15, 2017 to February 17, 2017

2017 69th AAFS Annual Meeting Credit:https://www.aafs.org/ 1 NIST will exhibit at the 69thAAFS Annual Scientific Meeting. Hyatt Regency NewOrleans Elite...

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identification is a complex task that, despite advances in imageprocessing, still requires highly trained human examiners to achieveadequate levels of performance. This NIJ-supported project byresearchers at the University of California aims to determine more aboutthe relationship between the measurable, visual dimensions of fingerprintpairs and the level of comparison difficulty for human examiners, bothexperts, and to a lesser degree, novices.

Fighting Bias - Self-Paced Online Professional Training

This self-paced online professional training program focuses on Minimizingbias in Forensic Decision Making. This program covers brain and cognitiveissues relating to bias and cognitive processing. It then connects thecognitive science issues to practical and specific issues in forensic decisionmaking. In addition to knowledge about the cognitive factors in forensicdecision making, the program also provides practical solutions to addressweaknesses as well as best practices to enhance forensic practices.

This program is directly relevant to the document recently adopted by theNational Commission on Forensic Science (NCFS). The practicalimplementation of this document (“Ensuring That Forensic Analysis IsBased Upon Task-Relevant Information”) is presented and discussed, asare the recommendations of the National Academy of Sciences report onforensic science.

Minimizing Bias in Forensic Decision Making

Learning Objectives:Describe background information regarding the humanmind and cognitive system

Describe how information and knowledge is acquired, processed,represented, encoded, stored, utilized, retrieved, compared, andevaluatedDescribe how decisions are madeDemonstrate the connection between information and a variety offorensic decision making processes that forensic examinerstypically useDescribe how cognitive factors can be utilized to make forensicexperts' work more efficientDescribe the pitfalls and errors that can occur in forensic decisionmaking

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Visit the website for registration or abstract submission:http://www.cvent.com/events/icfis-2017-international-conference-on-forensic-inference-and-statistics/event-summary-6d357a9583224144866d64f44de367a2.aspx or contact Glenn Langenburg ([email protected]) for moreinformation.

The American Society of Crime Lab Directors, along with RTI, havemade the below webinars available.

ASCLD Train the Directors Latent Prints Webinar - ArchivalASCLD Train the Directors DNA Discipline Webinar - Archival ASCLD Train the Directors Controlled Substance Webinar – ArchivalASCLD Train the Directors Digital Multimedia Evidence Webinar – ArchivalASCLD Train the Directors Toxicology Webinar – Archival ASCLD Train the Directors Firearms Webinar – ArchivalFalse-Positive/Negative Error Rates in Cartridge Case ComparisonsASCLD Rapid DNA Webinar 1 – ArchivalVersionASCLD Rapid DNA Webinar 2 – Archival VersionASCLDRapid DNA Webinar 3 – Archival VersionASCLD Webinar Series:

Conferences

January 17-19, 2017: 3rd Annual Middle East Congress of the InternationalAssociation of Law and Forensic Sciences (IALFS) – Cairo, Egypt

ASCLD/RTI Backlog Series

Archival versions of the ASCLD/RTI Backlog Series can be found at thefollowing links:

The Paradox of Backlog Reduction – How Doing Less Can Be Doing MoreTaking the First Steps Toward Backlog ReductionManaging Customer Expectations and EducationHow to Increase your Staff without Increasing BudgetEfficiency ImprovementsDeveloping a Statewide Approach to Backlog ManagementCase Acceptance Policies and Guidelines

Publications

Forensic Science Policy & Management Current Online Issue here

http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/ufpm20/current

EditorialMoving Toward New Requirements for the Admissibility

of EvidenceBarry A. J. Fisher

Pages: 51-53Published online: 11 Oct 2016

Articles

Design Considerations for the Implementation ofArtificial Fluids as Blood Substitutes for Educational andTraining Use in the Forensic SciencesTheresa Stotesbury, Cathy Bruce, Mike Illes & RobyneHanley-DafoePages: 81-86Published online: 11 Oct 2016

Proficiency Testing Trends Following the 2009 NationalAcademy of Sciences Report, “Strengthening ForensicScience in the United States: A Path Forward”Jason Kolowski, Catherine Barden, Catherine Brown,Janine Leete & Christopher CzyrycaPages: 98-105Published online: 11 Oct 2016 Risk, Reward, and Redemption: Root Cause Analysis inForensic OrganizationsMax M. HouckPages: 106-112Published online: 11 Oct 2016

The NIJ Forensic Science Research and DevelopmentSymposium is a free and open meeting whereattendees can learn about NIJ-funded research across

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a variety of forensic science areas.

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Simon Sinek on Milennials in the Workplace

Project FORESIGHT FORESIGHT is a business-guided self-evaluation offorensic science laboratories across the globe. Theparticipating laboratories represent local, regional,state/provincial, and national agencies. Faculty fromthe WVU College of Business and Economics provideassistance, guidance, and analysis. We link financialinformation to work tasks and functions. Laboratorymanagers can use these functions to assess resourceallocations, efficiencies, and value of services—themission is to measure, preserve what works, andchange what does not. To participate, simplycomplete the LabRAT workbook and submit to PaulSpeaker at email [email protected]. Pleasesend any questions to the same email address. Foradditional information, please visit the program website http://be.wvu.edu/forensic/foresight.htm. We are targeting a submission date of December 15,2016. Regards,Paul J Speaker

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