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PRESENTED BY g °' ORDINANCE NO. J
An ordinance amending Ordinance No. 760T,. entitled:
"An, ord;.nance. fixing the: duties. and responsibilities,
and the minimum qualifications for the various classes of
positions; 3.n the: Classified Service. of the City, It
.approved February 13, 1935, as amended,.
THE COUNCIL OF T� CITY OF' SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN:
Section. 1. That Ordinance No. 7607, approved, February 13, 1935,
as. amended, be: and, the. same, is hereby furt4px- amended by striking out the-
title and specifications for "Criminalist".
Section :2. That. said, ordinance, as- amended, be and the sama
is hereby further amended by inserting in t7aeir proper alphabetical order
the following specifications for:
Criminalist. I.
Criminalist. IT
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Yeas Councilmen Nays
Dalghsh
Holland
Loss
Mortinson
Peterson
Rosen
Mr. President (Vavoulis)
Attest:
City Clerk
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Passed by the Council
In Favor
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Section, 3. This orri;n nce shall take. effect and he, in force
thirty days after its. passage,, approval,, and publication.
Yeas Councilmen Nays
Dalglish
Holland
Loss
Mortinson
Peterson
Rosen
Mr. President (Vavoulis)
Attest,-
City Clerk
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In Favor
Against
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Title of class:
CRIMINALIST I
Duties and responsibilities:
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Under supervision,to make scientific investigations and analyses of
evidence gathered in law enforcement work; and to perform related
work as assigned.
Examples of work performed:
To conduct investigations at crime.scenes for the purpose of collecting
and preserving physical evidence.
To make chemical and physical analyses and microscopic examinations
in the identification and comparison of evidence.
To examine food and water samples for the presence of toxic substances.
To conduct toxicological examinations upon human organs.
To make tests, for the purpose of identifications, of blood and
physiological fluids, inflammable materials, hair, fibers, glass,
soil, paint, and similar materials.
To study objects under infra -red and ultra - violet light for identification.
To photograph objects employing the various photographic techniques.
To prepare written reports.
To testify in court as an expert witness on laboratory procedures,
methods, and findings.
Minimum qualifications:_ Y
Graduation from college with a major in criminalistics or chemistry
and two years' experience as a crime laboratory analyst. (No
substitution for education. )
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Title of
CRIMINALIST II
Duties and responsibilities:
Under direction, to be in charge, of and responsible for the work of
the Bureau of Police crime laboratory; and to perform related
work as assigned.
Examples of work performed:
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To plan, direct and carry out the collection, storage, and scientific
investigation of materials to be used as evidence in law enforcement
work.
To develop work methods and procedures.
To supervise personnel assigned to the crime laboratory.
To conduct training classes for police personnel in recognizing and
preserving evidence and in elementary crime laboratory procedures.
To prepare evidence for presentation in court.
To testify in court as an expert witness on laboratory procedures,
methods, and findings.
To conduct research for the improvement of crime laboratory procedures
and practices.
Minimum qualifications:
Graduation from an accredited college or university in criminalistics
or chemistry and three years' experience as a crime laboratory 14o
analyst with actual experience in the majority of the skills utilized':
in a modern crime laboratory and also evidence of having appeared
as an expert witness in court on these matters. (No substitution
fok education. )
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Title of class:
CRIMINALIST I
Duties and responsibilities:
Under supervision,to make scientific investigations and analyses of
evidence gathered in law enforcement work; and to perform related
work as assigned.
Examples of work performed:
To conduct investigations at crime scenes for the purpose of collecting
and preserving physical evidence.
To make chemical and physical analyses and microscopic examinations
in the identification and comparison of evidence.
To examine food and water samples for the presence of toxic substances.
To conduct toxicological examinations upon human organs.
To make tests, for the purpose of identifications, of blood and
physiological fluids, inflammable materials, hair, fibers, glass,
soil, paint, and similar materials.
To study objects under infra -red and ultra- violet light for identification.
To photograph objects employing the various photographic techniques.
To prepare written reports.
To testify in court as an expert witness on laboratory procedures,
methods, and findings.
Minimum qualifications:
Graduation from college with a major in criminalistics or chemistry
and two years' experience as a crime laboratory analyst. (No
substitution for education. )
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Title of class:
CRIMINALIST II
Duties and responsibilities:
Under direction; to be in charge of and responsible for the work of
the Bureau of Police crime laboratory; and to perform related
work as assigned.
Examples of work performed:
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To plan, direct and carry out the collection, storage, and scientific
investigation of materials to be used as evidence in law enforcement
work.
To develop work methods and procedures.
To supervise personnel assigned to the crime laboratory.
To conduct training classes for police personnel in recognizing and
preserving evidence and in elementary crime laboratory procedures.
To prepare evidence for- presentation in court.
To testify in court as an expert witness on laboratory procedures,
methods, and findings.
To conduct research for the improvement of crime laboratory procedures
and practices.
Minimum qualifications:
Graduation from an accredited college or university in criminalistics
or chemistry and three years' experience as a crime laboratory
analyst with actual experience in the majority of the skills utilized
in'a modern crime laboratory and also evidence of having appeared
as an expert witness in court on these matters. (No substitution
for education.
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�alglish
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\ortinson
\Peterson
Rosen
Mr. President Vavoulis
Dalglish
Holland
Loss
Mortinson
Peterson
4 Rosen
Mr. President Vavoulis
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