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Technology Tells of Torture

NCJ Number

211818

Date Published

2000

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Raising the Bar on Evidence

NCJ Number

211775

Date Published

1999

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NIJ-Sponsored

Where Users Aren't Losers

NCJ Number

211769

Date Published

1999

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NIJ-Sponsored

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FY 2002 Crime Lab Improvement Program

NCJ Number

211761

Date Published

October 2005

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NIJ-Sponsored

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Read Our LIBS: Crime Scene Wood Analysis Gets New Bark

NCJ Number

211809

Journal

Forensic Magazine

Date Published

October 2005

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First Officer's Duties at the Homicide Scene

NCJ Number

211549

Journal

Law and Order

Date Published

September 2005

Excellence Every Day: The Miami-Dade Police Department

NCJ Number

211400

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

September 2005

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Who Says You Can't Do That?: Eliminating Questions

NCJ Number

211415

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Forensic Magazine

Date Published

August 2005

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Answer to a Criminalist's Prayers

NCJ Number

211413

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Forensic Magazine

Date Published

August 2005

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Data Quality Begins in a Glass Jar

NCJ Number

211412

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Forensic Magazine

Date Published

August 2005

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Internet Investigations: The Crime Scene of Cybercrime

NCJ Number

211185

Journal

Evidence Technology Magazine

Date Published

July 2005

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Electrostatic Dust Lifting on Metallic Surfaces Using Automotive Window Tinting Film as a Nonconductive Barrier

NCJ Number

211158

Journal

Journal of Forensic Identification

Date Published

September 2005

Bermuda Angle: Getting the Best From an AFIS

NCJ Number

211157

Journal

Journal of Forensic Identification

Date Published

September 2005

Working with the Courts: Advice for Expert Witnesses (From Forensic Psychologist’s Casebook: Psychological Profiling and Criminal Investigation, P 170-193, 2005, Laurence Alison, ed,--See NCJ-210952)

NCJ Number

210960

Date Published

2005

Jack the Ripper and the Whitechapel Murders: A Very Victorian Critical Incident (From Forensic Psychologist’s Casebook: Psychological Profiling and Criminal Investigation, P 23-46, 2005, Laurence Alison, ed,--See NCJ-210952)

NCJ Number

210954

Date Published

2005

Crime Scene Ethics: Take It or Leave It

NCJ Number

210841

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

July 2005

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DNA From Fingerprints?

NCJ Number

210837

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

July 2005

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Traveling to Violence: The Case for a Mobility-Based Spatial Typology of Homicide

NCJ Number

210745

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Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency

Date Published

August 2005

Final Activities Report: Lab Information Management System LIMS

NCJ Number

210559

Date Published

2005

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NIJ-Sponsored

Painting with Light: Capturing the Nightime Accident or Crime Scene with Photography

NCJ Number

210470

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

June 2005

Nothing to Sneeze At: Remote Information Sharing Technologies Promise to Help Preserve the Crime Scene and Speed Up Investigations

NCJ Number

210468

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

June 2005

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Responding to a WMD Crime Scene (Video)

NCJ Number

190071

Date Published

March 2004

Analysis of Bullet Wipe Patterns on Cloth Targets

NCJ Number

210507

Journal

Journal of Forensic Identification

Date Published

July 2005

Washington Heights, New York City

NCJ Number

210373

Journal

Global Crime

Date Published

May 2004

Responding to Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, and Stalking: A Guide for Law Enforcement in New Mexico

NCJ Number

210189

Date Published

April 2004