In today's digital age, presenting only still photos and reports may seem dated, but fortunately 3D technology, like laser scanners, help capture and preserve investigated scenes to bring them into court.
A growing number of investigators now use 3D laser scanners to document crime, crash and fire scenes. In fact, it is possible agencies and forensic experts in your area already use such technology. If you ever wondered what this technology is and how to use it in the courtroom, then join us for this webinar to learn how FARO® 3D measurement hardware and software document scenes and what tools you have at your disposal when presenting your case in court.
Attend this webinar to:
- Learn what 3D scanning is and how it can be used in the courtroom to enhance your presentation.
- Understand the court requirements for using 3D data in trial.
- Review best practices to educate and engage the trier of fact, such as judges or juries.
- See the variety of deliverables that are available for you and how you can use them.
- Discover how to prepare a witness or investigator to testify utilizing 3D data.
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Brenda Butler, MS, CCSA | Manager, Field Applications Engineers | Forensic Solutions Specialist | FARO Technologies Brenda Butler has 20 years of law enforcement experience as an Ohio police officer and member of the U.S. Army military police, plus 19 years of experience working as a crime scene investigator. |
In this webinar, learn about courtroom requirements for 3D data, the legality of using it in court, best practices for trial and securing 3D data from tampering. Attendees will also hear from experts in the field from both the investigator and prosecutor attorney's perspective on submitting and presenting 3D data in trial.