how many forensic crime labs in Kentucky?
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i have been to the forensic crime lab in frankfort and am thinking it is the only one within the state.  there are other labs scattered around ky but im almost positive frankfort is the only "forensic" lab.  there is so much expensive equipment involved i can't see more than one being within ky.
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http://www.cityrating.com/citycrime.asp?city=Kansas+City&state=MO
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I am assuming you are talking about Kenton County Kentucky. in which case http://kspsor.state.ky.us should do the trick (so long as they are a registered sex offender since April 11, 2000). Much before 2000 most states didn't keep that information accurate enough.
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I would think it is "all of the above".  Forensic science uses physical evidence, it is a science and uses the scientific method to investigate and analyze the evidence in labs, and uses wonderful technology to assist in the analysis.
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Yes...three ways that I have used in past to hire lab employees.\n1)   Go to local  4-year college and ask at their CJA department, for student intern programs.\n2)    Apply at your local law enforcement agency.  We have a CPA,  Citizen Police Academy and also a Law Enforcement Explorer Group administered by the Boy Scouts of America.\n3)   Go to your state's Central Crime Lab, and ask about employment opportunities.  Many hire part time workers with no experience and just a High School Diploma or GED.  In my state, turn around on most evidence is 8-9 months before the state lab can do the work.  So...they will at time hire part time Techs to handle the overload.  The last "BIG" case this state had involved several double and triple Homicides.  Because of the workload the state lab hired 4-7 techs to handle the "Grunt" work, while their trained techs focused on the "Media Sensitive cases" (meaning the newspapers and T.V. reporters were giving them grief for not having solved the crime in an hour like they do on CSI)
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Maybe, Harrodsburg, Kentucky?\nhttp://www.harrodsburgky.com/
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Forensic Science is the application of science in the criminal justice system.  Drugs, fingerprints, autopsies, bugs, hair analysis, explosives, fires, etc. all are aspects of forensic science.
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A real crime scene investigator? Probably less than $50,000
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There are 175 school districts in Ky.
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try www.crimelibrary.com\n\nIt has a bunch of interesting stuff.
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This is all I can come up with...\nYou can call for information.\nAlso, sending you a website that gives a list of jails in Al and Ga. There are links to jail websites. Good Luck ~You would know better what you're looking for than I do. \n\nJails near Russellville - Local Results \nFranklin County Jail - (256) 332-8820 - 111 Limestone St Nw, Russellville, AL - 0.06mi - map \nFranklin County Jail - (256) 332-8820 - Russellville, AL - 3.42mi \nColbert County Jail - (256) 386-8550 - 107 W 4th St, Tuscumbia, AL -
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There is one in Paintsville, KY.\n\nPaintsville United Baptist Church
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Here is some info.  Every state will have different requirements.  Be careful, some of the degree granting schools may not be totally good.  Call the stat crime lab in your state and ask them about the job.\n\nhttp://www3.sc.maricopa.edu/ajs/crime_scene_technician.htm\n\nhttp://www.spjc.edu/webcentral/acad/crimeas.htm\n\nhttp://www.cji.net/CJI/CenterInfo/fscec/cstcp.htm
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The website for the Kentucky Department of Corrections is:\n\nhttp://www.corrections.ky.gov/\n\nThanks for asking!
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Wikipedia is your friend.  The link is to the article on forensics.\n\nCheck out the external links at the bottom of the article, too.
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Good question. I found forensic information here:\nhttp://www.fbi.gov/hq/lab/fsc/backissu/jan2001/schehl.htm\n\nmaybe someone has even better forensic reports.\n\n>> I found more info here:\nhttp://school.discovery.com/lessonplans/programs/forensics/\n\nscroll down for interesting research links.