The practice of crime scene investigation [Recurso eletrónico] / ed. John Horswell
Idioma: Inglês.Edição: 1st ed.Publicação: Boca Raton : CRC Press, 2004Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmColeção: International Forensic Science And Investigation SeriesISBN: 0748406093Assunto: 35217 | 322094 | 320182 | 346520 | 320264 | 320585 | 343884 | 325951 | 238858 | 322447 | 320300 | 242574 | 328379Resumo: 1. Crime scene investigation. 2. Associative evidence – the Locard exchange principle. 3. The education and training of crime scene investigators: an Australian perspective. 4. Crime scene investigation and third party quality systems accreditation: Australia’s experience. 5. Management of crime scene investigation. 6. Application of forensic light sources at the crime scene. 7. Crime scene photography. 8. Specialised photography and imaging. 9. Fingerprint identification. 10. The ballistics expert at the scene. 11. The role of the pathologist at the crime scene. 12. Establishing identity with odontology. 13. Drug operations. 14. Clandestine drug laboratory investigations. 15. Fire and explosion scene examination. 16. The scientific requirements and outcomes of a sexual assault crime scene investigation. 17. Botanical and soil evidence at the crime scene. 18. The application of entomology to criminal investigations. 19. Physical comparative evidence. 20. Signal processing evidence. 21. Crime scene investigation: key issues for the future.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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1. Crime scene investigation. 2. Associative evidence – the Locard exchange principle. 3. The education and training of crime scene investigators: an Australian perspective. 4. Crime scene investigation and third party quality systems accreditation: Australia’s experience. 5. Management of crime scene investigation. 6. Application of forensic light sources at the crime scene. 7. Crime scene photography. 8. Specialised photography and imaging. 9. Fingerprint identification. 10. The ballistics expert at the scene. 11. The role of the pathologist at the crime scene. 12. Establishing identity with odontology. 13. Drug operations. 14. Clandestine drug laboratory investigations. 15. Fire and explosion scene examination. 16. The scientific requirements and outcomes of a sexual assault crime scene investigation. 17. Botanical and soil evidence at the crime scene. 18. The application of entomology to criminal investigations. 19. Physical comparative evidence. 20. Signal processing evidence. 21. Crime scene investigation: key issues for the future.
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