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Hidden and Under-Recognized Causes of Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI): A Comprehensive Review of Autopsy Findings. [PDF]
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INTERPOL Review of Forensic Biology and DNA, 2023-2025. [PDF]
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Asphyxial Mechanisms in Sand Burial, Findings and Diagnostic Challenges-A Case Report and a Literature Review. [PDF]
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Rethinking criminal profiling through cognitive artificial intelligence. [PDF]
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2023
This chapter focuses on the forensic investigation, which provides opportunities to scientifically link suspects, victims, witnesses, and locations. The results may corroborate or refute other material gathered during the investigation, including accounts from witnesses and suspects, and can be compelling evidence.
Steve Hibbitt, Gary Shaw
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This chapter focuses on the forensic investigation, which provides opportunities to scientifically link suspects, victims, witnesses, and locations. The results may corroborate or refute other material gathered during the investigation, including accounts from witnesses and suspects, and can be compelling evidence.
Steve Hibbitt, Gary Shaw
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2022
This chapter examines the role that forensic investigation plays in policing. It also highlights the role of police officers in assisting the Crime Scene Investigator (CSI), such as ‘bagging and tagging’ evidence and collecting evidence from suspects. Forensic investigation is a tripartite arrangement which involves forensic science, the investigator ...
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This chapter examines the role that forensic investigation plays in policing. It also highlights the role of police officers in assisting the Crime Scene Investigator (CSI), such as ‘bagging and tagging’ evidence and collecting evidence from suspects. Forensic investigation is a tripartite arrangement which involves forensic science, the investigator ...
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Earprints in Forensic Investigations
Forensic Science, Medicine, and Pathology, 2005This article provides an overview of the theoretical and practical issues surrounding the use of earprints in forensic research. In the first section, we provide a limited account of the history of earprints in forensic investigations and their use as evidence in court.
Meijerman, L., Thean, A., Maat, G.
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Forensic investigation of drowning
Veterinary Record, 2015WE have recently started a forensically-themed PhD research project at Staffordshire University looking at aspects of the microbiology of drowning and submersion in water. The work involves examining water to develop improved methods of microorganism identification using analytical techniques such as matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionisation.
John P, Cassella +2 more
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2021
Due to the increasing use of encrypted communication and anonymous services, many countries introduced new regulations that allow law enforcement to perform remote forensic investigations. During such investigations, law enforcement agencies secretly obtain remote access to a suspect’s computer to search for and collect evidence, including full copies ...
Marcel Busch +5 more
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Due to the increasing use of encrypted communication and anonymous services, many countries introduced new regulations that allow law enforcement to perform remote forensic investigations. During such investigations, law enforcement agencies secretly obtain remote access to a suspect’s computer to search for and collect evidence, including full copies ...
Marcel Busch +5 more
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