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490 0 $aInside forensic science
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 $aPathology and the forensic pathologist -- Establishing time of death -- Goals and purpose of the investigation -- The autopsy -- Medical examiner cases -- Sudden and unexpected deaths due to natural causes -- Asphyxia/Anoxic deaths -- Violent deaths through physical injury -- Lawyers, the media, and the bizarre -- Gray areas and the forensic team.
520 $aThe lives of real forensic scientists scientists who apply their skills to crimes or other legal matters is just as intriguing as that of their television counterparts. Forensic Science profiles key figures in this newsmaking field, both pioneers and today's top forensics experts. Eye-catching, in-text sidebars explore specific aspects of each scientist's work. Each chapter includes a chronology and suggestions for further reading; the book's general bibliography provides students with information on forensics-related organizations and Web resources.
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