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Council File No. 200601— Ordinance No.�
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An ordinance amending Ordinance
No. 7607, entitled:
"An ordinance fixing the duties and
responsibilities and the minimum qual-
ifications for the various classes of
positions in the Classified Service of
the_ City,"
as amended.
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An ordinance amending Ordinance No. 7607, entitled:
"An ordinance fixing the duties and responsibilities .
and. the minimum qualifications for the various classes of positions
in the Classified Service of the. City, It
approved February 13, 1935, as amended. This is an emergency ordinance
rendered necessary for the preservation, of the public peace, health and
safety.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, DOES ORDAIN:
Section 1. That Ordinance No. 7607, approved February 13, 1935,
as amended, be and the same is hereby further amended by striking out the
specifications for "Crimi.nologisttl.
Section Z. That said ordinance, as amended, be and the same
is hereby further amended by inserting in, its proper alphabetical order
the following specification for:
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Section 3. This. ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency
ordinance rendered .neces.sary for the preservation of the public peace,
health and. safety.
Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage, approval and publication.
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Title of class:
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Duties and responsibilities:
Under direction, to investigate and prepare for presentation in
court cases handled by the Bureau of Police which roquire
scientific analysis and investigation; to supervise police personnel
assigned to the crime laboratory; and to perform related work as
assigned. '
Examples of work performed:
'Td identify unknown materials by qualitative, quantitative, physical,
or microscopic analyses.
To make tests for the purpose of identification of blood and physiological
fluids, paper and ink, inflammable materials, hair and fibers, glass,
soil, paint,` and similar material's. '
To study objects under infra--red and ultraviolet light for identification.
To photograph objects and substances by' means of infra -red, ultra - violet,
or microphotography.
To identify; by means of expert knowledge of ballistics, firearms,
bullets, etc. , the place of the crime, methods used, firearms used, etc.
To examine, compare, and identify documents and hand - writing.
To visit the scenes of crimes and to detect, inspect, appraise, and
preserve evidence.
To testify in court as an expert witness on laboratory procedures,
methods, and findings..
To prepare standard solutions.
To make reports and diagrams.
To conduct rgsearch for tk%e 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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