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Crime scene investigation and reconstruction with guidelines for crime scene search and physical evidence collection Robert R. Ogle, Jr.

Por: Detalles de publicación: Upper Saddle River, N.J. Pearson Education c2004.Descripción: xviii, 333 p. ill. 28 cmISBN:
  • 0131119095
Tema(s): Clasificación CDD:
  • 363.25 21
Clasificación LoC:
  • HV8073 .O382 2004
Contenidos:
Introduction to physical evidence -- Crime scene search principles -- Crime scene photography -- Crime scene sketches -- Latent fingerprint evidence -- Hair and fiber evidence --Glass, paint, and soil evidence -- Arson accelerant evidence -- Biological fluid stain evidence : blood and semen -- Firearms evidence -- Impression evidence -- Drug and alcohol evidence -- Document evidence -- Vehicle scene investigations -- Sexual assault investigations -- Homicide crime scene investigations -- Crime scene reconstruction.
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Provides clear guidelines for crime scene investigation, giving concrete methodologies for effective and efficient investigation of crime scenes.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction to physical evidence -- Crime scene search principles -- Crime scene photography -- Crime scene sketches -- Latent fingerprint evidence -- Hair and fiber evidence --Glass, paint, and soil evidence -- Arson accelerant evidence -- Biological fluid stain evidence : blood and semen -- Firearms evidence -- Impression evidence -- Drug and alcohol evidence -- Document evidence -- Vehicle scene investigations -- Sexual assault investigations -- Homicide crime scene investigations -- Crime scene reconstruction.

Tabla de contenidos provista por Syndetics

  • Foreword
  • About the Author
  • 1 Introduction to Physical Evidence
  • 2 Crime Scene Search Principles
  • 3 Crime Scene Photography
  • 4 Crime Scene Sketches
  • 5 Latent Fingerprint Evidence
  • 6 Hair and Fiber Evidence
  • 7 Glass, Paint and Soil Evidence
  • 8 Arson Accelerant Evidence
  • 9 Biological Fluid Stain Evidence: Blood and Semen
  • 10 Firearms Evidence
  • 11 Impression Evidence
  • 12 Drug and Alcohol Evidence
  • 13 Document Evidence
  • 14 Vehicle Investigations
  • 15 Sexual Assault Investigations
  • 16 Homicide Investigations
  • 17 Crime Scene Reconstruction
  • Appendix I Crime Scene Report Writing
  • Appendix II Courtroom Testimony
  • Appendix III Crime Scene and Forensic Texts
  • Appendix IV Physical Evidence Chart
  • Appendix V Computer Evidence
  • Appendix VI Entomological Evidence
  • Answers to Chapter Questions
  • Glossary
  • References
  • Index

Notas de autor provistas por Syndetics

Robert Ogle attended the University of California in Berkeley, California, earning a Bachelor's degree in Letters and Science, with a major in Zoology. He attended several California State Universities as a graduate student in Biology and in Criminology. Mr. Ogle is the author of Crime Scene Investigation and Physical Evidence Manual (a widely accepted text in crime scene investigation); 0. J. Simpson: Not Guilty by Reason of Inanity; and (with coauthor Michelle J. Fox) Atlas of Human Hair Microscopic Characteristics. He was a Criminalist with the Contra Costa County, California, Sheriff-Coroner and was a Criminalist and Managing Criminalist with the California Department of Justice before entering private practice as a forensic consultant. Also, he has served as a forensic consultant for defense counsel in a number of homicide cases, including the People v. Randy Kraft (the largest serial murder case tried in the United States). He was a guest instructor in crime scene investigation courses in California Community Colleges and Law Enforcement Training Centers. Mr. Ogle has given many papers to forensic meetings and has published many articles in forensic journals and law enforcement publications. Currently retired from active teaching and consulting, he restricts his professional activities to writing in the field of forensic science.

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