In a world heavily influenced by popular forensic television dramas, the real-life duties and complexities involved in crime scene investigation are often misrepresented and misunderstood. An Introduction to Crime Scene Investigation, Third Edition is a comprehensive and accurate overview of the practical application of forensic science in crime scene investigation. Focusing on the day-to-day aspects, this full-color text describes the methodologies and technologies employed by crime scene personnel, and pushes the reader to identify the interrelated components of the investigative process.Recognizing the importance of those who have contributed to and advanced the field of forensic science, the reader is introduced to crime scene investigation through a historical perspective. The updated Third Edition covers components not typically found in many crime scene texts, including ethical considerations and public misconceptions of the investigative process the so-called CSI Effect. Extensive discussion of physical evidence examination and analysis is provided, including the forensic potential of physical evidence, crime scene procedures, and what evidence should be documented, collected, and preserved. Real-life examples over 250 detailed, full-color photos and figures enhance comprehension and demonstrate specific strategies for technique applicationWhile the vast majority of the text is written with an American audience in mind, the author has chosen to call upon his significant international experience and include cases, information, and photographs/figures which are external to the United States.Examples of these include: Photographs from Honduras, France, Haiti and Uganda. Ripped from the headlines involve cases which occur in or discuss: Canada, Germany, Italy, Pakistan, Mexico, Brazil, Russia, Yemen and Spain Historical development of CSI incorporates India, Japan, Great Britain, France, Canada, Argentina and China Sources of reference originate from: Canada, Great Britain, France, Germany and AustraliaWhile the specific laws discussed refer to American courts and decisions, the science and methodologies are ones which are recognized as best-practices around the globe, as pertains to the scientific investigation of crime scenes.An Introduction to Crime Scene Investigation, Third Edition is an invaluable reference and essential educational resource.
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Aric Dutelle has been involved in law enforcement and forensics since 1998. During this time, he has held positions as a police officer, deputy sheriff, crime scene technician, and reserve medico-legal investigator. He has a Master of Forensic Sciences (MFS) degree, with a specialty in impression evidence and is the author of over 20 articles, as well as author and co-author of several other texts including the fourth and fifth editions of Criminal Investigation, also published by Jones & Bartlett Learning. He was previously a tenured professor with the University of Wisconsin-Platteville, having been responsible for developing, implementing and managing the Forensic Investigation program, within the Department of Criminal Justice. In addition to his University obligations, the author served for 7 years as a forensic instructor for the United States Department of Justice’s International Criminal Investigation Training Assistance Program (ICITAP), specializing in and providing training in crime scene processing methodologies and techniques around the globe. The author currently works and lives in the American Pacific Northwest.
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