Jennifer H. Delaney has been named an honored member in science by Princeton Premier.

PRLog (Press Release) – Jun 12, 2008 – Jennifer H. Delaney attended Boise State University where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in criminal justice.  She is presently a crime lab lead, criminalist and latent print examiner for the Boise Police Department.  In these capacities, she is responsible for recovering, analyzing and comparing finger prints, criminal forensic tasks, responding to autopsies and processing evidence.  She is an expert in criminal investigation practices as well as latent print examination and has been involved with several challenging cases.  In one particular case where evidence was negligible, Jennifer was able to find the necessary proof, in this case fingerprints, to facilitate an arrest and subsequent conviction.  Jennifer credits her success to her passion for the science of forensics.  This is evident in her affiliations which include the International Association for Identification and the National Forensic Association.  When Jennifer is not engaged with her duties at the Boise Police Department, she is altruistically active and supports several organizations that benefit the community.  In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, hiking, camping and outdoor activities.  

In acknowledgement of her exemplary career with the Boise Police Department, Jennifer H. Delaney is being included in the 2008/2009 Princeton Premier Registry where she will be listed among the most accomplished professionals of every industry from around the globe.