β Scribed by William G. Eckert.
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Introduction to the Forensic Sciences, W.G. Eckert Historical Development of Forensic Sciences, W.G. Eckert Criminalistics, W.G. Eckert Forensic Psychiatry, W.G. Eckert Coordination of Forensic Activities and Use in Court, W.G. Eckert Legal Medicine and Jurisprudence, C. Wecht Forensic Pathology, B. Knight and G. Eckert Forensic Toxicology, A. Polkis Questioned Documents, W.H. Storer Bloodstain Pattern Interpretation, S.H. James and C.F. Edel Serology and DNA Typing, G.T. Duncan and M.L. Tracey Forensic Odontology, M. Bernstein Forensic Anthropology, M.Y. Iscan and S.R. Loth Appendix A: Resources in Forensic Sciences, W.G. Eckert Appendix B: Glossary of Terms, W.G. Eckert Appendix C: Historical Chronology of American Crime and Forensic Problems, W.G. Eckert Index
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