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Forensic Science

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The Real World of a Forensic Scientist

Katherine M. Ramsland, Elaine M. Pagliaro, Henry C. Lee

2009

Forensic Investigation of Clandestine Laboratories

Donnell R. Christian

2003

Digital forensics with open source tools

Cory Altheide

2011

The Handbook of Psychology for Forensic Practitioners

David Crighton

1996

Forensic nursing science

Virginia A. Lynch

2011

Psychology and law

Ray Bull, Amina Memon, Aldert Vrij

1998

Fundamentals of forensic science

Max M. Houck

2006

Identification of pathological conditions in human skeletal remains

Donald J. Ortner

2003

Interrogation

Charles L. Yeschke

2004

Digital evidence and computer crime

Eoghan Casey

1999

Crime scene photography

Edward M. Robinson

2016

Inside the cell

Murphy, Erin E. (Law teacher)

2015

Fundamentals of forensic DNA typing

John M. Butler

2010

Policing, surveillance and social control

Tim Newburn

2002

O'Hara's fundamentals of criminal investigation

Devere D. Woods

2013

Computer Forensics

John Vacca, John R. Vacca

2002

Criminal investigation

Charles R. Swanson

2011

Past Lives

Ian Wilson

2001

Forensic science

John C. Brenner

2003

Laboratory biosecurity handbook

Jennifer Gaudioso, Reynolds M. Salerno

2007

Whoever fights monsters

Thomas Schachtman, Robert K. Ressler

1993 ★ 4.2

The Modern Sherlock Holmes

Judy Williams

1991

Technocrime, policing, and surveillance

Stéphane Leman-Langlois

2012

Wireless Crime and Forensic Investigation

Gregory Kipper

2007

Hair and fibers

John D. Wright

2008

The poisoner's handbook

Deborah Blum

2010 ★ 4.0

Forensic criminology

Wayne Petherick, Brent E. Turvey

2009

Science in the law

David L. Faigman, David H. Kaye, Michael J. Saks et al.

2002

Bloodstain pattern analysis

Ross M. Gardner, Virgil Thomas Bevel, Tom Bevel

1997

Interviewing children

Michelle Aldridge, Joanne Wood

1998

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