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  • #12: Chains of Commitment

    #12: Chains of Commitment
    2021/11/29

    In this week's episode, John talks about journalistic challenges in North Carolina while advocating for forensic scientists to commit themselves to professionalism and personal effectiveness.
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    40 分
  • #13: Preparing Labs for Mass Fatalities

    #13: Preparing Labs for Mass Fatalities
    2021/12/06
    The Oakland County Sheriff's Office in Pontiac, Michigan is heading the investigation into the school shooting at Oxford High School. In this episode we discuss what labs can do to be better prepared for a mass fatality, with the hopes that it never happens.
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    19 分
  • #14: The Underrated Forensic Competency

    #14: The Underrated Forensic Competency
    2021/12/13
    Because forensic laboratory scientists and their leaders have no formal constitutional authority, they must be effective at engaging with officials who do, even in difficult circumstances. Conflict management skills should be a part of every forensic scientist's continuing education.
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    27 分
  • #15: Can We Get Real, Please?

    #15: Can We Get Real, Please?
    2022/01/24
    Politics in forensic science; the truth about the causes of erroneous convictions; and troubles at the D.C. forensic laboratory.
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    48 分
  • #16: The Power of Expertise

    #16: The Power of Expertise
    2022/02/14
    Respecting the power of expertise and its impact on our criminal justice system. Join John M. Collins for another edition of the Crime Lab COACH Cast.
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    41 分
  • #17: The Power and Risk of Strength

    #17: The Power and Risk of Strength
    2022/02/28
    In the news, former Innocence Project Board Director, Dr. Eric Lander, resigns from the Biden Administration after accusations of bullying; in the Coach's Briefing, John explains strength-based coaching and its applications to teamwork and leadership.
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    44 分
  • #18: Local vs. State, Police vs. Independent

    #18: Local vs. State, Police vs. Independent
    2022/03/14
    In today's episode, John shares news about the development of a new local laboratory in New Orleans, as well as an attempt to separate a laboratory in Austin, Texas from it's police agency.
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    36 分
  • #19: The Folly of Favoritism

    #19: The Folly of Favoritism
    2022/04/12

    This week, John discusses a new discipline section created within the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, and he tackles the frustrating and challenging problem of workplace favoritism, the damage it causes, and how to deal with it.
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    47 分