Ohio Identification
Officers Association
Ohio Division of the
International Association of Identification

The OIO Mission
The Ohio Identification Officers
Association Strives to be a professional association for those engaged in
investigation, forensic identification and scientific examination of physical
evidence.
Our goals are:
1. Educate members about the
most current information and research in forensic identification.
2. Affiliate people who are
actively engaged in the profession of forensic identification, investigation
and scientific examination of physical evidence in an organized body. To organize the profession in all its
branches so that it may be standardized and its operations effectively and
scientifically practiced.
3. Enlarge and improve the
science of forensic identification and crime detection.
4. Encourage research in
scientific crime detection.
5. Keep OIO members apprised of
the latest techniques and discoveries in forensic identification and crime
detection.
6. Employ the collective wisdom
of the profession to advance the scientific techniques of forensic
identification and crime detection.
7. To educate the Ohio legislature of the
importance of general laws promoting the science of identification and the
relationship it has to the investigation of crime.
8. To support the Ohio State Bureau of Criminal
Identification and Investigation as an independent agency, serving alike, all
law enforcement departments and agencies throughout the state.
9. To work closely with the
International Association for Identification in furthering the professionalism
of identification generally.
10. To cooperate with other
State and Federal agencies in furthering the professional and scientific
advances in the identification field.
Benefits of Membership
Membership in the OIO provides important benefits for forensic
investigation professionals.
1. The OIO, representing its
members, serves as a focal point for public information concerning the forensic
identification profession.
2. The OIO promotes accuracy,
precision and specificity in the forensic identification sciences.
3. The OIO membership
requirements ensure that only qualified individuals are admitted as members.
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