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September ’26 Newsletter

About the Lab The Forensic Laboratories provides services in six disciplines – Digital Evidence, Firearms, Forensic Chemistry, Fire Debris, Forensic Biology/DNA, and Latent Prints Forensic Science Week 2026 The Onondaga […]

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July ’26 Newsletter

About the Lab The Forensic Laboratories provides services in six disciplines – Digital Evidence, Firearms, Forensic Chemistry, Fire Debris, Forensic Biology/DNA, and Latent Prints Update to Laboratory Scope of Accreditation: […]

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Mar ’26 Newsletter

The Onondaga County Center for Forensic Sciences (CFS) follows strict procedures for the handling, storage, and documentation of evidence to ensure safety, accuracy, and chain of custody.

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Jan ’26 Newsletter

Please join us in welcoming Sarah Hayes, our new Computer Evidence Specialist.

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Dec ’25 Newsletter

Happy Holidays from CFS Labs!

As we wrap up another year, we want to extend our sincere appreciation to all of our customers.

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Oct ’25 Newsletter

About the Lab The Forensic Laboratories provides services in six disciplines – Digital Evidence, Firearms, Forensic Chemistry, Fire Debris, Forensic Biology/DNA, and Latent Prints BEAST.NET Update The transition to BEAST.NET […]

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July ’25 Newsletter

About the Lab The Forensic Laboratories provides services in six disciplines – Digital Evidence, Firearms, Forensic Chemistry, Fire Debris, Forensic Biology/DNA, and Latent Prints Update from Digital Evidence When submitting […]

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May ’25 Newsletter

We are pleased to announce the addition of Molly Corvo to the Center for Forensic Sciences Laboratories as our new Senior Latent Print Examiner.

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Mar ’25 Newsletter

The iOS 18 update has implemented a new security feature that significantly limits forensic data extraction. A 72-hour timer reboots the device restricting data extraction to only 5% without a passcode. This reduces the time frame for law enforcement to obtain a warrant and conduct forensic analysis.

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Jan ’25 Newsletter

The Forensic Laboratories uses a fast-track workflow to expedite firearm operability testing for the Onondaga County DA’s Office according to Penal Law 180.80, which allows 120-144 hours from the time of arrest to indictment.

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