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Staff skill requirements and equipment recommendations for forensic science laboratories [Recurso eletrónico]

Autor institucional: NAÇÕES UNIDAS. Office on Drugs and Crime. Laboratory and Scientific SectionIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: Vienna : Laboratory and Scientific Section. United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), 2011Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmAssunto: 326721 | 321508 | 1233 | 344589 | 322094 | 229431Resumo: Acknowledgements. Introduction. Organization and use of the manual. Part I. Staff skill requirements. A. General staff skills for forensic personnel, from the crime scene investigation to the laboratory analysis and testifying as an expert in legal proceedings. B. Specific staff skill requirements in different forensic fields. Part II. Equipment recommendations. A. Minimum equipment requirements for selected forensic science fields. B. Provision of routine services. C. Specific techniques. D. Microscopy techniques. E. Chromatographic techniques. F. Spectroscopic/spectrophotometric techniques. G. Databases. Part III. Considerations on laboratory set up. Annex 1. Common use of techniques in the various forensic science fields. Annex 2. Description and classification of the techniques. Bibliography.
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Acknowledgements. Introduction. Organization and use of the manual. Part I. Staff skill requirements. A. General staff skills for forensic personnel, from the crime scene investigation to the laboratory analysis and testifying as an expert in legal proceedings. B. Specific staff skill requirements in different forensic fields. Part II. Equipment recommendations. A. Minimum equipment requirements for selected forensic science fields. B. Provision of routine services. C. Specific techniques. D. Microscopy techniques. E. Chromatographic techniques. F. Spectroscopic/spectrophotometric techniques. G. Databases. Part III. Considerations on laboratory set up. Annex 1. Common use of techniques in the various forensic science fields. Annex 2. Description and classification of the techniques. Bibliography.

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