[PDF.44pb] Forensic Science: A Very Short Introduction

Forensic Science: A Very Short Introduction

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 | #286736 in Books |  Oxford University Press USA |  2010-04-05 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  4.40 x.70 x6.80l,.27 | File type: PDF | 160 pages

 | Oxford University Press USA

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||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| The Rest is Noise|By Frank A. Stephenson|I bought this book knowing full well ahead of time that the author, Jim Fraser, is a highly experienced and well renowned expert witness and forensic criminal scientist in the U.K., whilst I am a simple forensic engineer in the U.S., who absolutely loved the way he writes what he thinks unrestrained by popular convention. Unabashed, Jim| |This no-nosense guide is an admirable alternative to the CSI science fiction juggernaught. Jim Fraser discusses expert evidence, DNA, fingerprints and confirmation bias, mentioning the Birmingham 6 and Sir Roy Meadow, though not Shirley McKie's shameful persec

Due to its connections to violent crime and ingenious detective work, forensic science is a subject of endless fascination to the general public. A criminal case can often hinge on a piece of evidence such as a hair, a blood trace, a bit of saliva on a cigarette butt, or the telltale mark of a tire tread. High profile cases have stoked this interest in recent years and some of the most popular shows on television--such as CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and its r...

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