Forensic medicine sourcebook : basic consumer information for the layperson about forensic medicine, including crime scene investigation, evidence collection and analysis, expert testimony, computer-aided criminal identification, digital imaging in the courtroom, DNA profiling, accident reconstruction, autopsies, ballistics, drugs and explosives detection, latent fingerprints, product tampering, and questioned document examination; along with statistical data, a glossary of forensics terminology, and listings of sources for further help and information
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Muth, A. (1999). Forensic medicine sourcebook: basic consumer information for the layperson about forensic medicine, including crime scene investigation, evidence collection and analysis, expert testimony, computer-aided criminal identification, digital imaging in the courtroom, DNA profiling, accident reconstruction, autopsies, ballistics, drugs and explosives detection, latent fingerprints, product tampering, and questioned document examination; along with statistical data, a glossary of forensics terminology, and listings of sources for further help and information . Omingraphics.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Muth, Annemarie. 1999. Forensic Medicine Sourcebook: Basic Consumer Information for the Layperson About Forensic Medicine, Including Crime Scene Investigation, Evidence Collection and Analysis, Expert Testimony, Computer-aided Criminal Identification, Digital Imaging in the Courtroom, DNA Profiling, Accident Reconstruction, Autopsies, Ballistics, Drugs and Explosives Detection, Latent Fingerprints, Product Tampering, and Questioned Document Examination; Along With Statistical Data, a Glossary of Forensics Terminology, and Listings of Sources for Further Help and Information. Omingraphics.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Muth, Annemarie. Forensic Medicine Sourcebook: Basic Consumer Information for the Layperson About Forensic Medicine, Including Crime Scene Investigation, Evidence Collection and Analysis, Expert Testimony, Computer-aided Criminal Identification, Digital Imaging in the Courtroom, DNA Profiling, Accident Reconstruction, Autopsies, Ballistics, Drugs and Explosives Detection, Latent Fingerprints, Product Tampering, and Questioned Document Examination; Along With Statistical Data, a Glossary of Forensics Terminology, and Listings of Sources for Further Help and Information Omingraphics, 1999.
MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)Muth, Annemarie. Forensic Medicine Sourcebook: Basic Consumer Information for the Layperson About Forensic Medicine, Including Crime Scene Investigation, Evidence Collection and Analysis, Expert Testimony, Computer-aided Criminal Identification, Digital Imaging in the Courtroom, DNA Profiling, Accident Reconstruction, Autopsies, Ballistics, Drugs and Explosives Detection, Latent Fingerprints, Product Tampering, and Questioned Document Examination; Along With Statistical Data, a Glossary of Forensics Terminology, and Listings of Sources for Further Help and Information Omingraphics, 1999.
