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And the police will open a new crime laboratory in January 1998.

The police department, the crime laboratory and the district attorney's office worked together on the case.

The crime laboratory serves the police forces of the country.

She also got money to expand the county crime laboratory staff.

To test them all would have swamped the state crime laboratory.

It is estimated that about half the nation's 320 crime laboratories were established between 1968 and 1978.

Investigating officers may not have sent the evidence to a crime laboratory for a number of reasons.

The number of backlogged cases in crime laboratories changes daily.

These artifacts were photographed at a crime laboratory and then destroyed.

An attorney discovers that the head of the state crime laboratory is manufacturing evidence.

A mobile crime laboratory was constructed to provide forensic services in the field.

The state medical examiner's office worked on identifying the bodies, which were taken in the van, to the crime laboratory today.

Federal funding has contributed to the significant progress made toward clearing old cases from crime laboratories.

Take this thing as fast as you can to the crime laboratory at headquarters.

The letters, described as hate mail by the police, are being analyzed at a crime laboratory.

Backlogs are usually associated with cases waiting to be analyzed in crime laboratories.

But their possession in his private crime laboratory had cost The Shadow nothing.

It was scheduled to be transported, victims and all, to a state police crime laboratory in Augusta.

During the course of the trial, the key to the locker was lost at the crime laboratory before it could be tested for fingerprints.

Fire officials picked through the remains of the house and sent pieces of evidence to a crime laboratory for analysis.

That "neat" tool is similar to what crime laboratories for human forensics have been using.

Read more about defining, counting and reducing backlogs in crime laboratories.

She said that the police crime laboratory was still conducting some tests, and that the results would not be available until Thursday.

The crime laboratory also has several satellite offices across the country whose primary mission is computer forensics.

In May 2006 the census form was mailed to 393 facilities that self-identified as crime laboratories.

The crime lab went over the whole place and we're sure no one was in there with her.

"Thought you might like to know what the scene of crime lab came up with."

He picked up the phone and called the crime lab.

We'll send him to the state crime lab for analysis.

He sends both to a friend at a local crime lab.

The crime lab looked and came back with nothing definitive.

The notebook was gone now, given over to the state crime lab.

Even better, he contacted the crime lab himself through a friend.

It can take the crime lab a few weeks sometimes to finish working on evidence.

A crime lab might be able to pick something out to help date the photo.

"I'd like to send the crime lab there, see what they might be able to turn up."

Public crime labs are organized at the city, county, state, or national level.

He reached the crime lab supervisor and reported their find.

The crime lab was closed and the detectives gone for the day.

An official from the state crime lab was being rushed in.

"We're waiting on the results from the crime lab," he said.

Then we both signed the paperwork, and I called the crime lab.

We need to send it up to the crime lab."

"I got my own contact at the state crime lab.

A crime lab worker here recognized you among the members of the conference.

The crime lab was left with no more leads for some time afterwards.

"And what the hell is a crime lab going to do with them?

She had delivered both it and the doll to the crime lab.

Will you send somebody with them to the state crime lab?"

"The pistol was sent to the state crime lab for that purpose."