โ Scribed by R.J. Davis
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Some of those known for their interest in Society affairs have said that they would like their Journal to contain a wider spectrum of articles. Specifically, they would like to see more that appeals not just to "forensic science bench workers". In this second issue of 1988 (which hopefully has arrived closer to its cover date than its predecessor), we have what might be termed a good mixture, with something for most of our readers. The Editor and Assistant Editor would like to point out, however, that even if everything was accepted (which it isn't), the range of articles published could not exceed the range of those received.
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