Discover if the police and prosecution have done their jobs properly to process all crime scene materials. Part I offers an overview of forensic science and discusses the future path of forensic science and its applications in the courtroom and society. Part II gives you an exhaustive list of physical evidence typically left behind at crime scenes and explains the correct method to process this evidence. In part III, you'll learn about the current issues in search and seizure. A discussion of common blood screening test reagents and the druggist's fold is treated in the appendices.
Details often make the difference between winning and losing that important case.
Written by the foremost experts in the field of forensic science, you will learn from the best how to make your investigation solid and successful. It is very readable and organized. It should be at the side of every criminal investigator. It would also be of value to lawyers who work with physical evidence in their cases. If one is teaching a course in criminalistics . . .