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Science of the scene : principles and techniques in crime scene investigation / Richard Jonathan O. Taduran.

By: Taduran, Richard Jonathan O [author.]Material type: TextTextPublisher: Quezon City, Philippines : Wiseman's Books Trading, Inc., c2025Edition: Second editionDescription: xix, 358 pages : illustrations (black and white) ; 23 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9786214184170 [paperback]Subject(s): Crime scene | Investigation
Contents:
Contents: Chapter 01 Foundations of forensic science — Chapter 02 The crime scene investigator — Chapter 03 Crime scene assessment — Chapter 04 Crime scene documentation — Chapter 05 Physical evidence — Chapter 06 Biological evidence — Chapter 07 Impression and pattern evidence — Chapter 08 Trace evidence — Chapter 09 Firearms and tool mark evidence — Chapter 10 Digital evidence — Chapter 11 Body of evidence — Chapter 12 Crime scene reconstruction — Chapter 13 The forensic report — Chapter 14 Special Considerations in evidence collection.
Summary: "We lived in society where the nature of crime is constantly evolving, requiring investigative techniques to adapt accordingly. However, despite these changes, certain scientific methods and forensic approaches remain fundamental in proving the occurrence of a crime and establishing the facts surrounding it. Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) follows three core principles: establishing whether a crime occurred, identifying those involved and their connections to the scene, and reconstructing the sequence of events. These pillars ensure the integrity of forensic investigations and their admssibility in legal proceedings." —Foreword
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Includes bibliographical references.

Contents: Chapter 01 Foundations of forensic science — Chapter 02 The crime scene investigator — Chapter 03 Crime scene assessment — Chapter 04 Crime scene documentation — Chapter 05 Physical evidence — Chapter 06 Biological evidence — Chapter 07 Impression and pattern evidence — Chapter 08 Trace evidence — Chapter 09 Firearms and tool mark evidence — Chapter 10 Digital evidence — Chapter 11 Body of evidence — Chapter 12 Crime scene reconstruction — Chapter 13 The forensic report — Chapter 14 Special Considerations in evidence collection.

"We lived in society where the nature of crime is constantly evolving, requiring investigative techniques to adapt accordingly. However, despite these changes, certain scientific methods and forensic approaches remain fundamental in proving the occurrence of a crime and establishing the facts surrounding it.

Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) follows three core principles: establishing whether a crime occurred, identifying those involved and their connections to the scene, and reconstructing the sequence of events. These pillars ensure the integrity of forensic investigations and their admssibility in legal proceedings." —Foreword

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Purchased Pableo-Borbon, Deniebelle College of Criminology Criminology

Purchased Pableo-Borbon, Deniebelle College of Criminology Criminology

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