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- A manual of forensic chemistry : dealing especially with chemical evidence, its preparation and adduction : based upon a course of lectures delivered at University College, University of London
- Biological evidence preservation : considerations for policy makers
- Blood evidence : how DNA is revolutionizing the way we solve crimes
- Bodies of evidence : forensic science and crime
- Clinical forensic medicine
- Computer Forensics jumpstart
- Computer forensics : a pocket guide
- Computer forensics with FTK : enhance your computer forensics knowledge through illustrations, tips, tricks, and practical real-world scenarios
- Computer incident response and forensics team management : conducting a successful incident response
- Cracking cases : the science of solving crimes
- Crime reconstruction
- Crime scene forensics : a scientific method approach
- Crime scene management : scene specific methods
- Crime scene to court : the essentials of forensic science
- Crime science : methods of forensic detection
- Crime science : methods of forensic detection
- DNA forensics
- Dead men's tales
- Dead reckoning : the new science of catching killers
- Digital forensics for handheld devices
- Disabling perversions : forensic psychotherapy with people with intellectual disabilities
- Evaluating scientific evidence : an interdisciplinary framework for intellectual due process
- Every contact leaves a trace : crime scene experts talk about their work from discovery through verdict
- Expert evidence and criminal justice
- Expert evidence and criminal justice
- Expert witnessing : explaining and understanding science
- Fire debris analysis
- Forensic CBT : a handbook for clinical practice
- Forensic Testimony : Science, Law and Expert Evidence
- Forensic analysis on the cutting edge : new methods for trace evidence analysis
- Forensic anthropology : 2000 to 2010
- Forensic approaches to buried remains
- Forensic approaches to death, disaster and abuse
- Forensic archaeology and human rights violations
- Forensic chemistry
- Forensic chemistry : fundamentals and applications
- Forensic ecology handbook : from crime scene to court
- Forensic ecology handbook : from crime scene to court
- Forensic evidence in court : evaluation and scientific opinion
- Forensic intelligence
- Forensic investigation of stolen-recovered and other crime-related vehicles
- Forensic science : a multidisciplinary approach
- Forensic science : a very short introduction
- Forensic science : current issues, future directions
- Forensic science : the basics
- Forensic science and laboratory technics
- Forensic systems analysis : evaluating operations by discovery
- Forensics in law enforcement
- Fundamentals of forensic science
- Fundamentals of forensic science
- Galileo's revenge : junk science in the courtroom
- Handbook of forensic science
- Handbook of forensic science
- How to take fingerprints
- Identification of high confidence nuclear forensics signatures : results of a coordinated research project and related research
- Identifying ignitable liquids in fire debris : a guideline for forensic experts
- Infrared and Raman spectroscopy in forensic science
- Intellectual disability : civil and criminal forensic issues
- Interpreting evidence : evaluating forensic science in the courtroom
- Legal alchemy : the use and misuse of science in the law
- Murderous methods : using forensic science to solve lethal crimes
- Mute witnesses : trace evidence analysis
- No magic wand : the idealization of science in law
- Physical evidence in forensic science
- Postmortem : how medical examiners explain suspicious deaths
- Postmortem : how medical examiners explain suspicious deaths
- Privacy protection and computer forensics
- Promoting effective homicide investigations
- Science and the detective : selected reading in forensic science
- Science in court
- Scientific investigation of copies, fakes and forgeries
- Signs of crime : introducing forensic semiotics
- Silent witness
- The forensic examination and interpretation of tool marks
- The global practice of forensic science
- The scientific detective and the expert witness
- The social life of forensic evidence
- The social life of forensic evidence
- The use of science and technology in service to children in courts
- Who killed King Tut? : using modern forensics to solve a 3,300-year-old mystery
- Wildlife DNA analysis : applications in forensic science
- Wildlife DNA analysis : applications in forensic science
- Wildlife forensics : methods and applications
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