Forensic Identification Services Information

Kenneth Moses has over forty years of experience in forensic evidence. He established the Crime Scene Investigations Unit of the San Francisco Police Crime Laboratory in 1983 and was instrumental in the installation of automated fingerprint systems in San Francisco and at the California Department of Justice. His experience includes examination of a wide variety of physical evidence in criminal and civil cases. Over the years, he has worked with attorneys, with local, state, and federal agencies, and with private companies in a number of complex investigations. Mr. Moses holds an interim top-secret security clearance for work with the Office of Military Commissions in crimes involving members of the armed forces. He has been active in national efforts to establish professional standards in forensic science. Education: Administrative Advanced Latent Fingerprint School; F.B.I., 1972 Bayesian Networks in Forensic Science, Dept. of Biostatistics, U. of Washington, 2013 Firearms and tool mark examiner, 1972-1982 Latent print examiner and crime scene investigator, Crime Laboratory, San Francisco Police Department, 1971-1997 High school chemistry and biology teacher, 1967-1969 Court testimony as an expert witness in crime scene investigations, physical evidence, scene reconstruction, blood spatter analysis, shoe and tire impressions, firearms, gunshot residue and fingerprint identification in 750 cases in State and Federal courts Making AFIS Systems Work, California State Division, IAI, 1987 Productivity of Fingerprint Systems, International Forensic Symposium, FBI, Quantico, 1987 Automated Fingerprint Systems, National Assoc. of Criminal Justice Planners, San Diego, 1987 The Future of the Identification Profession, IAI, Sacramento, 1988 Image Processing of Latent Fingerprints, Police Technology Conference, Canberra, Australia, 1992 Chemical Processing of Fingerprints from Documents, National Association of Bunco Investigators, Charleston, S.C., 1994 DNA at the Crime Scene, DNA Symposium, University of San ...