AUTO THEFT FORENSICS
The training we offer is not dry and boring. In fact
we encourage audience participation. The
format is easy to understand and a huge reference book is given to all
students. This information is not complicated and relies more on common
sense. Many of our lectures are
accompanied by “show and tell” of actual locks, computer modules and other
components we have removed from vehicles.
If you have ever been involved in an auto theft case
and been party to either the “Forensic” report, or testimony from the experts,
you would find many of the terms and strategies they use are hollow. After
going to this course, you should have a full understanding that vehicles are
easy to steal. You will find that the “Anti Theft Systems” don’t always protect
the vehicle from being stolen. The
information supplied is not biased and gives you the opportunity to look at
both sides of the issue. Not just one side, which is prevalent now. You will learn what is valid and what is
“junk science” such as the “last key used” process.
Our advantage is that we have worked on all sides of
this issue. We supply the actual statements made by the experts that cannot be
backed up with scientific provable fact.
In medical terms known as “Differential Diagnoses.”
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What do you know
about auto theft, owner give ups and burned vehicles?
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Do you know what
the forensic expert is looking for, or should be looking for, in a forensic
examination of a vehicle, the vehicle security system or a lock from a
vehicle?
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How about if the
vehicle is totally burned? What is the
“forensic expert” looking for in an examination?
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Do you know what
a vehicle fire investigator is looking for and what is needed to determine the
origin and cause of a vehicle fire?
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Do you know the
methodology that should be followed so an examination can be made without the
alteration or destruction of possible forensic evidence?
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Does the
methodology used by the “expert” determine if the entire body of
forensic evidence can be available for court or only the evidence that support
the theories of the “expert”?
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Is what that
expert on the opposing side saying correct?
Was the proper methodology used in the examination? Is the expert using “smoke and mirrors” to
justify his position or is all the available evidence being put forth?
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When questioning
an expert at a deposition or trial do you know what questions to ask to elicit
the information you want and do you understand the responses?
This course is designed for
attorneys and judges to teach them the standards and protocols that should be
used by an “expert” during an examination.
It is designed to give the attorneys, judges and the courts a clear set
of protocols and methodologies by which to evaluate the “expert”. This will enable the judges and attorneys to
make an informed decision as the creditability and qualifications of the
their own and the opposing “expert” witness.
It will also assist judges in the performance of their duty as a
“gatekeeper” under Daubert.
The course is designed to
take a neutral stance toward insurance fraud.
It simply presents the standards and protocols that should be followed
by ALL “experts” in ALL examinations.
For District Attorneys who
prosecute criminal cases and criminal defense attorneys it a MUST.
For the attorneys that
represent clients who have sued an insurance company it will show them what is
lacking in the opposing side’s case and show them areas to attack the opposing
side’s “expert” their case at a deposition or in court.
For attorney’s who represent
insurance companies it will show them where their cases are weak and can be
attacked by opposing counsel because their expert didn’t do a complete and
through examination. It will show the
attorney where the “holes” are in insurance company’s case and the case can be
referred back to the “expert” or SIU investigator to plug the “holes”.
Although this course is
designed for attorneys and judges, insurance company SIU supervisors and SIU
investigators are encouraged to attend.
This course will teach them what is needed for an attorney can take an
auto theft case based on a forensic examination to court.
Unlike previously requested
by others, this is NOT an inclusive lock analysis class. There is far
more to know than just the condition of the ignition lock.
For details contact Rob at
1-414-238-4805 or Robo14@aol.com