Criminalistics: Forensic Science, Crime, and Terrorism

SectionSection 1 Introduction to Criminalistics
ChapterChapter 1 The Crime Scene
ChapterChapter 2 Physical Evidence
SectionSection 2 Trace Evidence
ChapterChapter 3 Physical Properties: Forensic Characterization of Soil
ChapterChapter 4 The Microscope and Forensic Identification of Hair, Fibers and Paint
ChapterChapter 5 Forensic Analysis of Glass
SectionSection 3 Pattern Evidence
ChapterChapter 6 Fingerprints
ChapterChapter 7 Questioned Documents
ChapterChapter 8 Firearms
SectionSection 4 Chemical Evidence
ChapterChapter 9 Inorganic Analysis: Forensic Investigation of Bullets and Gunshot Residue
ChapterChapter 10 Arson Investigation and Organic Analysis
ChapterChapter 11 Drugs of Abuse
SectionSection 5 Biological Evidence
ChapterChapter 12 Forensic Toxicology
ChapterChapter 13 Biological Fluids: Blood, Semen, Saliva and an Introduction to DNA
ChapterChapter 14 Forensic DNA Typing
SectionSection 6 Terrorism
ChapterChapter 15 Computer Forensics, Cyber crime and Cyberterrorism
ChapterChapter 16 Explosives
ChapterChapter 17 Detecting Weapons of Mass Destruction
AppendixAppendix A Forensic Organizations, Testing Laboratories, Equipment and Supply
AppendixAppendix B Metric Measurements and Equivalents