Crime Scene Processing Laboratory Manual and Workbook
Crime Scene Processing Laboratory Manual and Workbook
Authors: Patrick Jones, Ralph E. Williams
The most important part of a CSI’s job is accurate documentation of properly collected evidence. Documentation tells the story of the crime and can ultimately prove a suspect guilty. Through an array of specific exercises and actual document templates used in practice, Crime Scene Processing and Laboratory Workbook teaches students the proper physical evidence collection and processing techniques which will enable them to master the skills necessary to become a proficient CSI.
Key Features:
- Presents the real-world experience of crime scene processing
- Provides simple directions for each assignment
- Includes a list of equipment and supplies needed for each exercise
- Contains numerous templates for proper documentation of evidence
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Crime Scene Processing Laboratory Manual and Workbook
Authors: Patrick Jones, Ralph E. Williams
The most important part of a CSI’s job is accurate documentation of properly collected evidence. Documentation tells the story of the crime and can ultimately prove a suspect guilty. Through an array of specific exercises and actual document templates used in practice, Crime Scene Processing and Laboratory Workbook teaches students the proper physical evidence collection and processing techniques which will enable them to master the skills necessary to become a proficient CSI.
Key Features:
- Presents the real-world experience of crime scene processing
- Provides simple directions for each assignment
- Includes a list of equipment and supplies needed for each exercise
- Contains numerous templates for proper documentation of evidence
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