An Introduction to Forensic DNA Analysis, First Edition - Softcover

Norah Inman, Keith; Rudin

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0849381177 ISBN 13: 9780849381171

Publisher: CRC Press, 1997

Synopsis

This book emphasizes the advantages and limitations of using DNA techniques for the presentation of evidence in the courtroom and in the general development of various types of criminal cases. The authors present the material in an understandable manner for use by professionals in the legal system, as well as those in the fields of forensics and law enforcement. Coverage includes: Key terminology used in the field The scientific basis of DNA typing Statistical interpretations of DNA typing A summary of court decisions and admissibility standards

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Review:

About the new edition: "This book, in just a few pages, offers fundamental theory, processes, interpretation, and presentation of DNA evidence in court in an interesting and entertaining way, with illustrative cases liberally sprinkled throughout. An ideal book." - J.A. Siegel, Michigan State University, in CHOICE About the first edition: "This well-illustrated book also contains many interesting casework examples. It is a very useful reference source, not only for forensic biologists, but for anyone interested in acquiring complete and clear information on past, present, and future trends in forensic DNA analysis." -Paul Roussy, RCM Police Central Forensic Laboratory, Ontario, Canada

About this edition

• Publisher: CRC Press
• Publication date: 1997
• ISBN 10: 0849381177
• ISBN 13: 9780849381171
• Binding: Paperback
• Edition number: 1
• Number of pages: 256