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Captain Kevin Marcel
Commander

376 East Airport Dr.
Baton Rouge, LA 70806
Phone: (225) 925-6216
Email: CrimeLab@dps.la.gov
Fax: (225) 925-6217
Evidence Tracking
Fax: (225) 925-4401
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The Louisiana State Police Crime Laboratory is a part of the Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections. Since its inception in 1937. the Louisiana State Police Crime Laboratory has been committed to providing the highest quality of professional forensic services to the State of Louisiana. This commitment includes applying sound scientific principles in all analyses, being responsive to our customers, conducting our operations in a fair and objective manner, and being a leader in advancing forensic science. The mission of the laboratory is to assist local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies in Louisiana in the investigation of criminal activity by providing accurate and timely scientific analysis of items of physical evidence and reporting the results of those analyses to appropriate entities in the criminal justice community. Forensic scientists at the laboratory perform scientific examinations of evidence and can provide assistance in the actual collection of evidence at crime scenes when requested.

Laboratory personnel also provide expert testimony in criminal court on their findings, when requested. Analyses performed at the laboratory are often the definitive factor in proving the guilt or innocence of persons charged with criminal acts. Being the largest laboratory of its kind in the state, the Louisiana State Police Crime Laboratory has been utilized by many agencies, both law enforcement and judicial, for the quick and successful resolution of criminal investigations.

The Louisiana State Police Crime Laboratory is accredited by ANAB. The Crime Lab is accredited in the forensic science testing disciplines of controlled substances, trace evidence (fire debris, impression evidence, and general physical analysis), biology, latent prints, toxicology, firearms and toolmarks (including serial number restoration), and crime scene.


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  • Lab receives over 18,000 separate requests for analysis each year.
  • Laboratory staff members are involved in the training of law enforcement officers in all phases of evidence processing and crime scene investigation.
  • Staff members belong to a variety of professional organizations:
    • American Academy of Forensic Sciences
    • Association of Firearm and Toolmarks Examiners
    • American Society for Testing and Materials
    • Louisiana Association of Scientific Crime Investigators
    • Southern Association of Toxicologists
    • Society of Forensic Toxicologists
    • Southwestern Association of Toxicologists

Customer Information

  • Test methods utilized by the Lab are maintained by the Lab and are available for review upon request.
  • The most appropriate test method will be selected by the Lab.
  • By submitting evidence to the Lab, the customer is agreeing to the test methods selected for use by the Lab, and to any deviation from normal test methods as authorized by the Lab.
  • Customers shall be informed of any changes to services requested.
  • The Lab reserves the right to subcontract out any lab service; by submitting evidence to the lab, the customer agrees to accept this.
  • By submitting evidence to our Lab, the customer is accepting that simplified lab reports with no conclusions or opinions may be issued in certain circumstances (e.g., cancellations or evidence discrepancies). Simplified lab reports do not require any of the reporting elements specified in ISO17025:2017 7.8.2-7.8.7, except the Lab case number (SP-#), the submitting agency name, and the content of the message being communicated.

The term 'results driven' is a great term. It speaks to a person's ability to create momentum based on their ultimate goal of getting things done. Arriving at a finish line takes a lot of effort, focus, and hard (or smart) work. But what is involved in defining oneself as being results driven?

Some people might consider a results-driven person as one who always sees the light at the end of a tunnel. That protagonist figure in an organization who defines what it means to 'git 'er done', whatever the task at hand might be. The ingredients that make a results-driven person are basic, yet when combined make for a powerful, productive force in the company.

Results-driven people are, first and foremost, great decision makers. They calculate the options, and go for the most efficient and most productive routes. Not every decision they make is right, but every decision they make is quick, yet thoughtful and backed with confirmation and contingency.

Confirmation means that they have information to support their decision - the rationale that explains why a decision was pursued. If the boss asks you why you did something, and all you can say is 'Because I thought it was right', you'd better have concrete evidence to support yourself, because ultimately your boss will use that same evidence to support his decision to support you.

Contingency is self-explanatory. Plans in life rarely go right the first time. Having a back up plan, or several of them, is a common sense approach to ensure that you have at your disposal alternate methods to solve the same problem, or at least to keep you from falling into a bottomless pit. Having contingency at hand means that you are able to deal with adversity, and sometimes with changing requirements, without being crunched for time or budget. Most of all, contingency is usually free or relatively cheap, based on the alternative if you fail.

Results-driven also speaks to a person's attitude toward priority and tasks. Every activity has a priority, based on time constraints, cost, and effort required to complete. By being able to prioritize tasks, a results-driven individual can oversee the progress of multiple action items simultaneously, without wasting time looking at tasks that are low on the list. A mechanic won't spend time focusing on fixing a flat tire if the engine doesn't even start. By understanding what is more important, results can become reality in quick time without undue cost or pain. You can literally 'make it look easy' by planning ahead with priorities.

The results-driven person strives to make things happen, fast and relatively pain free. By being results-driven, you define the goals and methods that set you aside from everyone else. By being decisive, and prioritizing to save time and effort, you demonstrate what it's like to get things done on time and on schedule. The 'results' part come from completing tasks, while the 'driven' part shows your attitude towards creating momentum in the organization. Keep this in mind each time you run into a time crunch or a list of impossible deliverables, and people will be defining you as 'results-driven' in no time...

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