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The Encyclopedia of Forensic Sciences is the first resource to provide comprehensive coverage of the core theories, methods, techniques, and applications employed by forensic scientists. One of the more pressing concerns in forensic science is the collection of evidence from the crime scene and its relevance to the forensic analysis carried out in the laboratory. The Encyclopedia will serve to inform both the crime scene worker and the laboratory worker of their protocols, procedures, and limitations. The more than 200 articles contained in the Encyclopedia form a repository of core information that will be of use to instructors, students, and professionals in the criminology, legal, and law enforcement communities.
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Edited By Jay Siegel , Michigan State University, East Lansing, U.S.A. Geoffrey Knupfer , National Training Center for Scientific Support to Crime Investigation, Harperley Hall, Crook, UK Pekka Saukko , University of Turku, Finland Description The Encyclopedia of Forensic Sciences is the first resource to provide comprehensive coverage of the core theories, me