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	Libro	Biblioteca de Derecho Mons. Fremiot Torres Oliver Colección General biblioteca derecho				HV8073 .L39 2000 (Navegar estantería(Abre debajo))					Disponible			70000000712096

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Written in an easy-to-understand format, this outstanding guide by the nation's foremost forensic scientists will introduce to you the basics of crime scene evaluation. The authors list basic information for evidence collection, investigation and reconstruction for just about any crime scene imaginable. They also discuss legal aspects of crime scene investigation including priciples of search and seizure.

Includes bibliographical references (279-284) and index.

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Part 1 General Concepts in Forensic Science
Physical Evidence in Forensic Science(p. 3)
Introduction(p. 3)
I. Types of Physical Evidence at Crime Scenes(p. 4)
II. Stages in the Analysis of Physical Evidence(p. 11)
III. Role of Physical Evidence in Investigation and Resolution of Criminal Activity(p. 13)
Introduction to Forensic Science(p. 17)
I. Criminalistics(p. 17)
II. Other Forensic Science Specializations(p. 20)
Reconstruction(p. 25)
Introduction(p. 25)
I. Types of Reconstruction(p. 25)
II. Crime Scene and Laboratory Procedures(p. 27)
III. Stages of Reconstruction(p. 28)
IV. Team Concept in Reconstruction(p. 30)
Part 2 Laboratory Analysis of Physical Evidence
Arson and Fire Evidence(p. 33)
Introduction(p. 33)
I. Nature and Types of Physical Evidence at Fire Scenes(p. 33)
II. Collection and Preservation of Fire Scene Evidence(p. 35)
III. Laboratory Analysis of Fire Debris(p. 37)
Bite Marks(p. 43)
Introduction(p. 43)
I. Documentation and Collection of Bite Mark Evidence(p. 43)
II. Analysis of Bite Mark Evidence(p. 46)
Blood(p. 49)
Introduction(p. 49)
I. Collection of Blood Evidence(p. 49)
II. Field Tests for Blood (Chemical Screening Tests)(p. 53)
III. Laboratory Examination of Blood Evidence(p. 55)
IV. AIDS and Other Biohazards in Crime Scene Processing and Law Enforcement(p. 59)
Body Fluids(p. 65)
Introduction(p. 65)
I. Collection and Preservation of Evidence(p. 65)
II. Laboratory Examination of Body Fluids(p. 67)
Bombs and Explosives(p. 71)
Introduction(p. 71)
I. Types of Explosives(p. 71)
II. Collection of Explosives Evidence(p. 72)
III. Laboratory Analysis of Explosives(p. 73)
Chemical Substances(p. 77)
Introduction(p. 77)
I. Nature of Chemical Evidence(p. 77)
II. Collection of Chemical Evidence(p. 78)
III. Laboratory Analysis of an Unknown Chemical(p. 79)
Computers as Evidence(p. 85)
Introduction(p. 85)
I. Collection of Computer Evidence(p. 85)
II. Preprocessing Interview(p. 86)
III. Processing of the Computer(p. 86)
DNA Analysis(p. 87)
Introduction(p. 87)
I. Nature of DNA Analysis(p. 87)
II. Collection and Preservation of Evidence for DNA Analysis(p. 88)
III. Laboratory Analysis of DNA evidence(p. 93)
Documents(p. 99)
Introduction(p. 99)
I. Types of Document Evidence Examinations(p. 99)
II. Collection and Preservation of Document Evidence(p. 101)
III. Laboratory Examination of Document Evidence(p. 102)
Drugs and Controlled Substances(p. 113)
Introduction(p. 113)
I. Types of Drug Evidence(p. 113)
II. Collection of Drug Evidence(p. 114)
III. Investigation of Clandestine Laboratories(p. 116)
IV. Laboratory Examination of Drug Evidence(p. 119)
Fibers(p. 125)
Introduction(p. 125)
I. Nature of Fiber Evidence(p. 125)
II. Collection and Preservation of Fiber Evidence(p. 126)
III. Laboratory Examination of Fibers(p. 128)
Fingerprints(p. 131)
Introduction(p. 131)
I. Nature and Classification of Fingerprint Patterns(p. 132)
II. Collection and Preservation of Fingerprint Evidence(p. 134)
III. Laboratory Examination of Latent Prints Evidence(p. 140)
Firearms(p. 147)
Introduction(p. 147)
I. The Nature of Firearms Evidence(p. 147)
II. Collection of Firearms Evidence(p. 149)
III. Laboratory Examination of Firearms Evidence(p. 154)
Glass(p. 157)
Introduction(p. 157)
I. Nature of Glass Evidence(p. 157)
II. Documentation and Collection of Glass Evidence(p. 158)
III. Laboratory Analysis of Glass Evidence(p. 159)
Gunshot Residue(p. 165)
Introduction(p. 165)
I. Source of Gunshot Residue(p. 165)
II. Collection of Gunshot Residue(p. 166)
III. Laboratory Analysis of Gunshot Residue(p. 169)
Hair(p. 173)
Introduction(p. 173)
I. Characteristics of Hairs(p. 173)
II. Collection and Preservation of Hair Evidence(p. 175)
III. Laboratory Examination and Comparison of Hairs(p. 176)
Imprint and Impression Evidence(p. 181)
Introduction(p. 181)
I. Nature of Imprint and Impression Evidence(p. 181)
II. Collection and Preservation of Imprint Evidence(p. 182)
III. Laboratory Analysis of Impression/Imprint Evidence(p. 191)
Paints(p. 195)
Introduction(p. 195)
I. Nature of Paint Evidence(p. 195)
II. Collection of Paint Evidence(p. 197)
III. Laboratory Analysis of Paints and Coatings(p. 199)
Pattern Evidence(p. 203)
Introduction(p. 203)
I. Pattern Evidence and Interpretations(p. 203)
II. Documentation of Pattern Evidence(p. 212)
III. Collection of Pattern Evidence(p. 212)
Plastics(p. 215)
Introduction(p. 215)
I. Nature of Plastics(p. 215)
II. Collection of Plastic Evidence(p. 216)
III. Laboratory Examination of Plastics(p. 216)
Semen(p. 219)
Introduction(p. 219)
I. Nature of Semen Evidence(p. 219)
II. Collection of Evidence Containing Semen(p. 221)
III. Laboratory Examination of Semen Evidence(p. 224)
Serial Number Restoration(p. 227)
Introduction(p. 227)
I. Collection of Evidence(p. 227)
II. Laboratory Restoration of Obliterated Serial Numbers(p. 228)
Soil(p. 231)
Introduction(p. 231)
I. Nature of Soil(p. 231)
II. Collection of Soil and Dust Samples(p. 232)
III. Laboratory Analysis of Soil(p. 233)
Tape(p. 235)
Introduction(p. 235)
I. Nature of Tape Evidence(p. 235)
II. Collection of Tape Evidence(p. 236)
III. Laboratory Examination of Tapes(p. 236)
Toolmarks(p. 239)
Introduction(p. 239)
I. Nature of Toolmark Evidence(p. 239)
II. Documentation and Collection of Toolmarks(p. 240)
III. Laboratory Analysis of Toolmark Evidence(p. 242)
Video Evidence(p. 245)
Introduction(p. 245)
I. Nature of Video Evidence(p. 245)
II. Collection and Packaging of Video/Audio Evidence(p. 246)
III. Laboratory Examination and Services(p. 247)
IV. Maintenance of Video Equipment(p. 249)
Voice Identification(p. 251)
Introduction(p. 251)
I. Principle of Voice Analysis(p. 251)
II. Collection of Audio Samples(p. 252)
III. Laboratory Comparison of Recordings and Spectrograms(p. 254)
Part 3 Legal Aspects of Forensic Science
The Proper Seizure of Evidence for Effective Utilization in Court(p. 257)
I. Introduction(p. 257)
II. When Does the Fourth Amendment Apply?(p. 258)
III. Situations When Entry Can be Made Without a Warrant(p. 259)
IV. A Search Warrant Must Particularize the Items the Investigator Is Requesting Permission to Seize(p. 265)
V. Effect of Daubert v. Merrill-Dow(p. 267)
VI. Professional Handling of Evidence(p. 268)
VII. Conclusion(p. 269)
Appendix 1 Some Screening Test Reagents(p. 273)
I. Preparation of Some Common Blood Screening Test Reagents(p. 273)
II. Acid Phosphatase Reagents(p. 274)
III. Bloody Print Enhancement Reagent(p. 275)
Appendix 2 The Druggist's Fold(p. 277)
References(p. 279)
About the Authors(p. 285)
Index(p. 287)

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