LEVA Unveils New Certification Program

The Law Enforcement & Emergency Services Video Association has announced the introduction of a new certification. LEVA will now confer Certified Forensic Video Technician (CFVT) status on students who have performed video evidence processing for at least one year and successfully complete its three core courses within a five-year period:

  • Basic Forensic Video Analysis & the Law,
  • Intermediate Forensic Video Analysis & the Law and
  • Advanced Forensic Video Analysis & the Law.

The courses, totaling 120 hours of lecture and hands-on instruction in LEVA’s Digital Multimedia Evidence Processing Lab at the University of Indianapolis, are designed to lead students to an advanced level of competency, knowledge and skills as Technicians in the science of forensic video analysis.

More Info...

Smart Search

DME Resources Newsletter

Sign-up for the DME Resources"I may occasionally send an email" newsletter. Maybe quarterly? Semi-annually?

Well, what I can tell you is that your information will not be shared. See my Privacy Policy.

NOTE: Members of my site are NOT auto-subscribed or un-subscribed from this newsletter; they must manually Opt-In/Out.

Subscribe Today!

Who Doesn't Love Cookies?
DME Resources may place one or more Cookies on your computer. Cookies do not contain any personally identifying information, they allow me to customize my site based on your preferences. If you Decline cookies from my site, you may not be able to use all of the site's features.