Of earprints, fingerprints, scent dogs, cot deaths and cognitive contamination : a brief look at the present state of play in the forensic arena / A. P. A. Broeders
In: Forensic Science International.ISSN 0379-0738. Amsterdam. Vol. 159, nr. 2-3 (June 2006) , p. 148-157Idioma: Inglês.Assunto: IDENTIFICAÇÃO BIOLÓGICA | IDENTIFICAÇÃO DE PESSOAS | DACTILOSCOPIA | ANÁLISE DE VESTÍGIOS | ADN Resumo: 1. Problems in assessing the weight of forensic evidence: some examples. 1.2. Semen in a rape case: ‘non-perpetrator trace’. 1.3. Fingerprints: ‘absolute identification’. 1.4. Scent lineup: ‘up in the air’. 1.5. Cot deaths and statistics. 1.6. Earprints versus DNA. 2. Forensic science under attack. 3. Forensic DNA analysis as a model. 4. Does forensic science qualify as science? 5. The traditional approach in forensic identification. 6. Rules of expert evidence. 7. Remedies. 8. Conclusion. Acknowledgements.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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1. Problems in assessing the weight of forensic evidence: some examples. 1.2. Semen in a rape case: ‘non-perpetrator trace’. 1.3. Fingerprints: ‘absolute identification’. 1.4. Scent lineup: ‘up in the air’. 1.5. Cot deaths and statistics. 1.6. Earprints versus DNA. 2. Forensic science under attack. 3. Forensic DNA analysis as a model. 4. Does forensic science qualify as science? 5. The traditional approach in forensic identification. 6. Rules of expert evidence. 7. Remedies. 8. Conclusion. Acknowledgements.
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