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100			_a20060119d1978 y0pory50 ba
101			_aeng
200			_aCriminalistics _etheory and practice _fKevin P. O'Brien, Robert C. Sullivan
205			_aSecond edition, third printing
210			_aBoston ; London ; Sydney ; Toronto _cHolbrook _d1978
215			_axx, 339 p. _cil. _d24 cm
300			_a(*).
330			_aPart I - Basic Tools. Chap.1 - A profession in transition. Chap. 2 - The crime laboratory. Part II - Evidence and recording the crime scene. Chap.3 - Evidence. Chap.4 - General forensic photography. Chap.5 - Depth of field and the forensic photographer. Chap.6 - Recording and processing the crime scene. Part III - Evidence and the mobile crime laboratory. Chap.7 - Blood and other body fluids. Chap.8 - Casts and molds. Chap.9 - Casting microscopic impressions. Chap.10 - Detective staining. Chap.11 - Fingerprints. Chap.12 - Glass fractures. Part IV - Special techniques and the "fixed" or base laboratory. Chap.13 - Etching. Chap.14 - The microscope. Chap.15 - Document examinations. Chap.16 - Arson. Chap.17 - Narcotics. Chap.18 - Instrumentation. Part V- Reports: written and verbal - the formal written report and actual testimony. Chap.19 - Report writing. Chap.20 - The expert on the witness stand. Appendix.
606			_aCRIMINALÍSTICA _92450
606			_aCIÊNCIA FORENSE _9321508
606			_aMETODOLOGIAS _9341295
606			_aANÁLISE LABORATORIAL _9326721
606			_aINVESTIGAÇÃO CRIMINAL _9229431
700			_aO'BRIEN _bKevin P. _9354115
701			_aSULLIVAN _bRobert C. _9354116
955			_xCompra