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Medicolegal Death Investigation Training

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  5. Medicolegal Death Investigation Training

Medicolegal Death Investigations Conference
Date: June 13 – 15, 2023 - has now concluded

Location: UNO College of Public Affairs and Community Service building

Who is it for: Content is appropriate for law enforcement, investigators, county attorneys and related positions in the criminal justice system.

Format: Conference will be offered in a hybrid manner allowing for remote (synchronous online) attendance.

Note: CEUs will be available.

Cost: Conference is FREE to attend but registration is REQUIRED.

Download 2023 Medicolegal Death Investigation Conference Agenda

Conference Speakers:

JESSE COX, M.D., Molecular Pathologist at the University of Nebraska Medical Center

CHRISTIAN CROWDER, Ph.D., Chief of Human Identification and Anthropology Laboratories at the Tarrant County Office of Chief Medical Examiner in Fort Worth, Texas

ROBERT FRANCIS CRYNE, J.D., retired career prosecuter (U.S. Justice Department)

JON M. DOWNEY, Investigator, Madison County Sheriff’s Department

MICHELLE ELIEFF, Anatomic, Clinical and Forensic Pathologist, Physicians Laboratory

SUZANNE M. HANEY M.D., Child Abuse Pediatrician at Children’s Hospital and Medical Center and University Of Nebraska Medical Center

TIMOTHY E. HUNTINGTON, Ph.D., D-ABFE, is a Professor of Biology and Criminal Justice at Concordia University, Nebraska

DONALD W. KLEINE, J.D., Douglas County Attorney

COREY M. O’BRIEN, J.D., Assistant Nebraska Attorney General

GARY PLANK, Behavior Profiler, Owner of Plank Forensic Services

ERIN SIMS, Forensic Lab Manager, Lincoln Police Department

MARIATERESA A. TERSIGNI-TARRANT Ph.D., Forensic Anthropologist (D-ABFA) and board registered Death investigator (D-ABMDI)

ROBERT E. BOWEN, M.D.,

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This conference is brought to you by the University of Nebraska at Omaha School of Criminology, the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services Office of Injury Surveillance, and the Nebraska Violent Death Reporting System. Direct inquiries to Joe Jeanette at JJeanette@UNOmaha.edu

Death Investigator assesses a possible crime scene Learn about:
  • Time since death and investigation techniques
  • Serious and fatal child abuse
  • Investigation of infant deaths, drug-related deaths, environmental deaths
  • Death certification
  • Forensic pathology
  • Mass graves
  • Medicolegal aspects of mass fatality management
  • Bloodstain pattern analysis
  • Nebraska Violent Death Reporting System
  • Forensic Entomology in Death Investigations
  • and more....

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