The Encyclopedia of Crime Scene Investigation

The Encyclopedia of Crime Scene Investigation
ISBN-10
0816068143
ISBN-13
9780816068142
Category
Law
Pages
334
Language
English
Published
2008
Publisher
Checkmark Books
Authors
Michael Newton, John L. French

Description

A comprehensive reference provides more than three hundred entries relating to the applications and techniques of crime scene investigation, discussing such topics as ballistics, DNA analysis, and forensic medicine.

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