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An interested
candidate must have completed a semester course in basic fingerprints
and be enrolled in or have completed a criminal justice program.
The interns will spend the majority of their time developing
and collecting latent fingerprints from evidence that has
been obtained in the course of a criminal investigation. After
working their cases, interns will be expected to write reports
and document their activities. While infrequent, courtroom
testimony is a possibility, and interns may be required to
respond to court and testify concerning their evidence examinations.
The latent print internship program is a commitment of a minimum
of six months where the candidates are expected to work a
minimum of sixteen hours per week. The position is non-paid.
If interested
in the Latent Print Development internship please submit the
General Application and a transcript to linda.wright@sdsheriff.org
or mailing address:
Linda
Wright
San Diego Sheriff's Crime Lab
5255 Mt Etna Dr.
San Diego, CA 92117
If you
have any questions regarding the Latent Print Development
internship please send an email to linda.wright@sdsheriff.org.
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