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Police departments have only recently begun training investigators in the delicate art of mobile-electronics forensics.

One task of the Islamic Group's cell in Malaysia was to arrange for recruits from Singapore to reach Afghanistan for military training, investigators here say.

Nevertheless, Kenya's investment in new legislation, strengthening anti-poaching effort on the ground and training investigators, prosecutors and judicial officers has paid off.

Although Indonesia's corruption eradication commission did not announce its first case for over a year after its inception, it spent that time recruiting staff through open competition, establishing ethical codes, training investigators and developing comprehensive internal procedures.

More generally, Ms. Brandt said, Ms. Rehnquist wanted to know, "Why is it that we need to spend so much on training investigators in the use of firearms?" Law enforcement officials who asked for the review said they feared that casual handling or mishandling of firearms at the department could jeopardize gun privileges of criminal investigators throughout the government.

This is a good thing, generally, but those same regulations are stifling interest in training investigators in clinical research and even in undertaking such projects.

Resources included preparation of facilitator training materials, facilitator training, investigator time to plan the fidelity study, and time to undertake transcript coding and analysis.

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Trained investigators, prosecutors and judges were not available in all member states and investigative and forensic capacities varied across the EU, the Commission said.

"Civilians are not trained investigators and they don't have the skills, training or resources to conduct investigations or gather evidence in a way that will hold up in court," McBeth told VICE in an email.

Missing, however, is a concentrated effort to train investigators in countries with histories of mass murder.