Forensic Science: From Fibers to FingerprintsInfobase Publishing, 2007 - 206 pagini The lives of real forensic scientists-scientists who apply their skills to crimes or other legal matters-is just as intriguing as that of their television counterparts. Forensic Science profiles key figures in this newsmaking field, both pioneers and today's top forensics experts. Eye-catching, in-text sidebars explore specific aspects of each scientist's work. Each chapter includes a chronology and suggestions for further reading; the book's general bibliography provides students with information on forensics-related organizations and Web resources. |
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Deadly Power | 1 |
Arches Loops and Whorls | 15 |
The Language of Blood | 38 |
Every Contact Leaves a Trace | 54 |
The Name on the Bullet | 69 |
Liar Liar | 88 |
Voiceprints | 104 |
Bone Biographies | 119 |
The Body Farm | 140 |
The Ultimate Identifier | 156 |
Chronology | 176 |
Glossary | 181 |
Further Resources | 192 |
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