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NRTAC Publications

The Prosecutor's Crime Analyst: An Essential Employee (PDF)


Analytic Tools (PDF)


List of Trainings for Crime Analysts (PDF)


Data Management Techniques (PDF)


How GunStat Can Complement Crime Gun Intelligence Center (CGIC) Operations (PDF)


CGIC Site Successes: Milwaukee WI, Washington DC, Los Angeles CA (PDF)


Cold Case Solvability and Using Science in Investigations (PDF)


Triage of Forensic Evidence Testing (PDF)


What is a Crime Gun Intelligence Center? (PDF)


Investigating Violent Crime, The Prosecutors Role - Lessons Learned from the Field, Kris Hamann and John Delaney (PDF)


Innovative Uses of ALPR to Enhance Criminal Investigations, Assistant Chief Travis Martinez (PDF)


Crime Gun Intelligence Center Practices: Lessons Learned from the Field (PDF)


5 Things You Need to Know About Forming a Cold Case Unit and Unit Expectations (PDF)


Organizing for Effective Homicide Investigations (PDF)


5 Things to Know About Defining and Solving a Cold Case, Jason Moran (PDF)


5 Things You Need to Know About Targeting Criminal Networks through CGI, NRTAC (PDF)

A Nonfatal Shooting Primer, Beth Huebner and Natalie Hipple (PDF)


5 Things You Need to Know About Nonfatal Shootings, Dr. Natalie Hipple and Dr. Beth Huebner (PDF)


Los Angeles Police Department Murder Book Profile, Detective John Skaggs (Ret.) (PDF)


Using GPS Technology to Investigate Crime Trends, Assistant Chief Travis Martinez (PDF)


5 Things to Know About CGICs, National Policing Institute (PDF)

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