Jan Garvin, MCSFS Executive Director Law Enforcement & Emergency Services Video Association.

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Jan Garvin, MCSFS Executive Director Law Enforcement & Emergency Services Video Association

 Established 1989  Annual training conference  1999: First LEVA forensic video class conducted  FBI Academy hosted LEVA classes until 2004  University of Indianapolis home of the LEVA Lab

 Forensic Video Analyst  Forensic Video Technician  Each valid for three years  Renewal requirements include 80 hours of additional training

 Certified Forensic Video Technician  Designed for individuals who process video and still imagery, but do not perform full analysis  Has performed video evidence processing for at least one year  Successfully completes Level 1 and Level 2 within three years

 Certified Forensic Video Analyst  Has performed video evidence processing for at least two years  Meets electives requirements  Successfully completes LEVA’s four core courses within six years ▪ Level 1 Forensic Video Analysis & the Law ▪ Level 2 Digital Multimedia Evidence Processing ▪ Level 3 Photographic/Video Comparison ▪ Level 4 Advanced Forensic Video Analysis & the Law  Passes the face-to-face assessment with LEVA’s Certification Committee

 Level 1 "Forensic Video Analysis & the Law” 40 hrs  Level 2 "Digital Multimedia Evidence Processing” 40 hrs  Level 3 "Photographic Video Comparison” 45 hrs  Level 4 "Adv Forensic Video Analysis & the Law” 40 hrs  FFmpeg "A Dynamic Forensic Video Workflow” 40 hrs  Forensic Imaging Techniques 16 hrs  Audio Forensics Analysis 24 hrs  DVR Basic Byte Level Analysis 40 hrs  DVR Recovery 40 hrs  Expert Witness Testimony 24 hrs

 To date: 3,021  LEVA Lab  Singapore  United Kingdom  Oman  Canada  Classes throughout U.S.  Plus attendance at 26 years of LEVA training conferences

 Federal Bureau of Investigation  US Secret Service  US Postal Service  US Department of Agriculture  US Fish & Wildlife Service  Immigration & Customs Enforcement  Internal Revenue Service  State Attorney’s Offices

 Drug Enforcement Administration  Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms  National Security Agency  Central Intelligence Agency  Department of State  Department of Defense ▪ Air Force Office of Special Investigations ▪ Naval Criminal Investigative Service ▪ Army Criminal Investigation Command  Sultanate of Oman  Geneva, Switzerland Police Department

 Canadian Security Intelligence Service  Royal Canadian Mounted Police  UK’s Home Office  Her Majesty’s Forces  Singapore Police Force  Malaysia Anti-Corruption Commission  Government Lab of Hong Kong  Economic & Financial Crimes Commission of Nigeria  Abu Dhabi Police  Dubai Police  Digital Forensics Center of Thailand

 Swedish Cyber Crime Center  INTERPOL  Costa Rica’s Laboratory of Forensic Science Agency  Italy’s Ministry of Defense  Finland’s National Bureau of Investigation  Bulgaria’s Ministry of Interior  Royal Bahamas Police  Abu Dhabi Police  Taiwan’s Ministry of Justice  The Royal Gendarmerie of Morocco  State Prosecutor’s Office of Rio de Janeiro

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