Crime Scene Investigations

This comprehensive introductory text exposes readers to the day-to-day aspects of crime scene processing, and describes in detail the crime scene investigator responsibilities.

This comprehensive text details the protocols for photography, collection, preservation, and analysis of bitemarks and examines everything from the history of bitemark evidence, to diagnostic considerations, to expert witnesses and testimony.

The book is accessible to all levels of investigators, regardless of academic background, and allows readers to develop a fundamental understanding of the underlying scientific principles behind bloodstain pattern evidence.

This is the first book to address the unique operational, administrative, and political issues involved in managing a forensic laboratory.

This book is a working guide to the interpretation of physical evidence, designed for forensic generalists, and those with multiple forensic specialties.

This comprehensive text, explains the fundamental concepts in physical evidence examination and crime scene processing, including crime scene search principles, scene photography, scene sketches, and note taking.

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This workbook goes from the classroom to the field and into the lab to explore a range of scenarios they will likely encounter on the job.

An ideal tool in any Criminal Investigation course, this book also serves as the perfect complement to Criminal Investigation, Second Edition, also by Ronald Becker.

This book gives the less experienced investigator the procedures for almost any death scene imaginable while providing the seasoned investigator a ready reference for deaths occurring even under the most unusual of circumstances. It details the precise steps that need to be taken when processing and analyzing a death scene to ensure vital evidence is not lost and "red flags" are not missed.