Complete Crime Scene Investigation Handb
β Everett Baxter Jr.
π Library
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2015
π CRC Press
π English
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Complete Crime Scene Investigation Handbook
β Scribed by Everett, Jr. Baxter
- Publisher
- Crc Pr I Llc
- Year
- 2015
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 604
- Category
- Library
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A truly comprehensive handbook, this work serves as a one-stop practical reference for law enforcement and crime scene technicians on finding, collecting, and packaging evidence and all the steps required to preserve and process the crime scene. Topics include: documentation and note taking; photography; sketching; searching; fingerprint lifting; physical, serological, and trace evidence; firearms and toolmark evidence; footwear and tire impressions; digital evidence; injury documentation; bloodstain pattern evidence; clandestine graves and scattered human remains; questioned document evidence; and report writing.
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