Available Lecture Topics
The Forensic Medicine/Criminology Lectures are designed to introduce the student to variable aspects of Medicolegal Death Investigation.
Instruction will relate to the investigation of homicide, suicide, accidental and natural deaths. There is also discussion about the socioeconomic and demographic factors pertaining to the deaths under investigation.
The lectures are appropriate for law enforcement, criminology and psychology students, nurses, EMTs, coroners and medicolegal death investigators.
Multiple visual aids are utilized to emphasize the terminology, physical findings and forensic evaluations.
The lectures encourage discussion and audience participation.
James Kramer is available to speak at your training program.
- Introduction to Forensic Medicine
- Crime Scene Investigation
- Tattoos and Body Piercing:
Wire and Ink, Stop and Think! - Medicolegal Death Investigation
- Autopsy Process
- Death Notification
- Blood Borne Pathogens
- Postmortem Changes
- Mass Fatalities
- Biochemical Hazards
- World Trade Center Attack
- Organ Donation
- Biochemical
- Asphyxial Deaths
- Sexual Related Deaths
- Sex Crimes
- Drug Facilitated Sexual Assault
- Forensic Pediatrics
- Child Abuse
- Child Sexual Abuse
- Burn injuries from Child Abuse