Jeff Saviano is a
Certified Forensic Consultant who has been involved in the
Examination and Evaluation of Forensic Evidence for over 26 years. Mr. Saviano has testified in both state and federal jurisdictions as an expert in several forensic disciplines. As a forensic examiner and consultant, he has worked on cases originating in Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Nevada, and Washington.
Mr. Saviano was a Criminalist with the El Paso County Colorado Sheriff's Office for over 23 years. He has been in private practice as a Forensic Examiner and Consultant since 2004. Among others, Mr. Saviano provides specialized knowledge to defense attorneys involved in criminal or civil cases in which physical evidence is at issue.
Jeff Saviano is a court qualified expert in the following disciplines: Crime Scene Investigation; Crime Scene Reconstruction; Bloodstain Pattern Analysis; Shooting Incident Reconstruction; Evidence Recovery; Fingerprint Examination; Footwear and Tire Impression Examination; External and Terminal Ballistics.
Certifications:
- Certified Forensic Consultant (American College of Forensic Examiners)
- Level 1 Certified Medical Investigator (American College of Forensic Examiners)
Services Include:
- General Review of Criminal Cases
- Crime Scene Investigation
- Crime Scene Reconstruction
- Bloodstain Pattern Analysis
- Bullet Flight Path Analysis
- Collection/Preservation of Forensic Evidence
- Latent Print Examination
| Footwear Impression AnalysisTire Impression AnalysisForensic Photography and Digital ImagingCrime Scene Diagrams and Other Demonstrative EvidenceVehicle Lamp ExaminationIdentification of Serological Specimens |
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Recommendations from the National Academy of Sciences Regarding the Forensic Discipline of Bloodstain Pattern Analysis
Most of us are familiar with the recent report from the National Academy of Sciences regarding the current state of forensic science. The section of the 254-page report that addresses the forensic discipline of bloodstain pattern analysis comprises fewer than two pages, yet succeeds, I believe, in making some astute points.