This is a comprehensive manual for those individuals whose professional responsibilities include the processing of crime scenes. The manual was designed for a one or two week or one semester course in crime scene investigation. The manual has clear guidelines for processing the crime scene from the arrival of the first responder until the crime scene processing is concluded. The manual is suitable for beginning, intermediate and advanced courses in crime scene investigation and is an excellent training resource for the Police Department Training Officer and a ready reference for field officers.
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This manual is widely accepted in law enforcement agencies and in law enforcement training centers. Instructors in crime scene investigation find the manual to be an excellent manual for the students, owing to the layout of the text and the clarity of the illustrations and instructions. All the basic subjects for crime scene search are presented in the sequence in which they are presented in a crime scene investigation course and in the manner in which they are executed during the crime scene investigation process. This layout sequence assists the instructor or department training officer in preparing the topics for instruction in crime scene investigation training and the field officer when referring to the text during a field operation.
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The author is a forensic scientist with thirty years experience in the field of criminalistics. He has taught crime scene investigation at a number of training centers and has investigated the crime scenes at many homicides during his career with law enforcement and as a consultant in private practice. He has presented a number of papers at forensic science meetings and authored articles for forensic science publications. Although retired from consulting, he remains active in writing and publishing in the fields of crime scene investigation and forensic science. He recently authored O.J. Simpson: Not Guilty by Reason of Inanity and is currently working with his co-author on an Atlas of Human Hair Microscopic Characteristics to be published in 1998.
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