Jim Huggins, M.F.S.
Sgt. Jim Huggins
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Lecturer of Forensic Science
EducationM.F.S., Forensic Science Administration, Oklahoma State University, 2008
B.S., Biology, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, 1981
Major Area of Research
Bloodstain Pattern Analysis, Shooting Incident Reconstruction, and Crime Scene Reconstruction
Current Courses
- FORS 1390 Survey of Forensic Science
- FORS 2391 Impression Evidence
- FORS 2357 Crime Scene Investigation
- FORS 3392 Bloodstain Pattern Analysis
- FORS 3392 Firearms Evidence
- FORS 3392 Trace Evidence
I recently retired from the Texas Rangers and the Department of Public Safety after serving for 29 years. During my tenure I also held positions of Highway Patrol Trooper and Criminal Investigative Sergeant. I have been accepted in state court as an expert witness in bloodstain pattern analysis, death investigation, and shooting incident reconstruction. I hold certifications as Master Peace Officer, Police Instructor, Forensic Polygraph Examiner, Forensic Hypnotist, Special Investigator and Hostage Negotiator. I am the co-founder of Lone Star Forensic Associates and owner of Aces & Eights Forensics. I present workshops and lectures in sexual assault and family violence, serial death investigation, interview and interrogation, forensic hypnosis, shooting incident reconstruction, and bloodstain pattern analysis. In addition to Baylor University, I have taught courses at Sam Houston State University, East Texas Baptist University, the University of Northern Colorado, and graduate level courses at Missouri Western State University, as well as conducted courses and seminars in conjunction with the Southern Institute for Forensic Sciences.
Selected Publications
2008 William R. Flores, James R. Huggins Texas Ranger Forensic Science Training Manual. Texas Department of Public Safety.
1998 James R. Huggins Church Arson & Hate Crimes. USA Bulletin, Vol. 46, no. 2
2004 Barney Ronald Fuller vs. State of Texas, No. AP-74980
