02032nam a2200325   4500001000700000010001500007100004100022101000800063200008700071205001200158210003200170215002000202225006000222300004900282330106300331606001901394606002101413606004101434606002801475606001501503606001601518606002201534606002401556606002301580606002301603606001501626606001701641606002401658702002401682393177  a0748406093  a20150407d2004       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aThe practice of crime scene investigationbRecurso eletrónicofed. John Horswell  a1st ed.  aBoca RatoncCRC Pressd2004  a1 CD-ROMd12 cm  aInternational Forensic Science And Investigation Series  aFicheiro de 14,9 MB em formato PDF (424 p.).  a1. 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.  aLOCAL DO CRIME  aRECOLHA DA PROVA  aFORMAÇÃO DE PESSOAL DE POLÍCIA  aFOTOGRAFIA CIENTÍFICA  aLOFOSCOPIA  aBALÍSTICA  aPATOLOGIA FORENSE  aODONTOLOGIA FORENSE  aTRÁFICO DE DROGA  aANÁLISE DE DROGA  aFOGO POSTO  aCRIME SEXUAL  aENTOMOLOGIA FORENSE  aHORSWELLbJohn4ed.