2011General Crime Scene And Death Scene Investigation

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2005 Field Sampling and Analysis Methods for Arson Investigation. A Presentation before the 57th Annual Meeting of the American
Academy of Forensic Sciences, February 21-26, 2005, New Orleans, Louisiana.
2006 Use of Portable Instruments for Locating and Sampling Suspected Arson Debris in the Field. A Presentation before the 58th Annual
Meeting of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, February 20-25, Seattle, Washington.
Connor, Melissa A.
2007 Forensic Methods: Excavation for the Archaeologist and Investigator, AltaMira Press, Lanham, Maryland.
(ISBN: 13 978-0-7591-0936-0)
Conroy, Carol, and John Fowler
2000 The Haddon Matrix: Applying an Epidemiologic Research Tool as a Framework for Death Investigations. American Journal of Forensic
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1984 A Practical Guide to the Basics of Physical Evidence: A Reference Text for the Criminalist, Investigator, Student, and Attorney.
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1998a A Heirarchy of Propositions: Deciding Which Level to Address in Casework. Science and Justice, 38:231-239.
1998b A Model for Case Assessment and Interpretation. Science and Justice, 38:151-156.
Cooke, C.T., G.A. Cadden, and J.M. Hilton
1989 Hanging Deaths in Children. American Journal of Forensic Medicine Pathology, 10(2):98-104.
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Cooper, Gregory, and Michael King
2006 Getting Crime Analysis Out of the Office and Onto the Street. A Presentation before the 91st International Educational Conference, The
International Association for Identification, July 2-7, 2006, Boston, MA.
Copeland, A.R.
1989 Multiple Homicides. American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology, 10(3): 206-208.
Cordner, S.M.
1994 800 Years of Coroners: Have They a Future? Lancet, 344: 799-801.
Corey, T.S., and K.A. Collins
2001 Pediatric Forensic Pathology. In J.T. Stocker, L.P. Dehner, editors, Pediatric Pathology, Second Edition, Lippincott Williams and
Wilkins, Philadelphia, PA, pp:247-282.
Corrigan, G.E.
1975 Public Death: A Basic Philosophical Concept of Forensic Pathology and Medicine. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 20(1):
Cordner, Stephen, and Helen McKelvie
2002 Developing Standards in International Forensic Work to Identify Missing Persons. IRRC, 84(848):867-884.
Cornetta, Sandra, Annalisa Addante, Fiorenza Zotti, and Alessandro Dell’Erba
2009 Unusual Death of a Transvestite: Identification of Crime Weapon and Survival Time. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 54(5):1149-
Cortner, G.V., and J.E. Hamman
1996 Physical Match: A Focus on Its Forensic Use and Interpretation in Criminal Cases. TIELINE, 20(1):32-49.
Cross, Delmer
2009 Tapping Into Medical Science: Forensic Doctors Can Greatly Aid Child Abuse Investigations. Law Enforcement Technology, 36(9):46-
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Crowley, Sharon R.
2003 Postmortem Genital Examination Protocol with Colposcopy. Proceedings of the 3rd European Academy of Forensic Science Meeting,
September 22-27, 2003, Istanbul, Turkey. Forensic Science International, 136(Suppl. 1):255-256.
2009 Under the Radar: Into the Forensic Pathologist’s Domain: Recognition of the Deceased Victim of Human Trafficking. A Presentation
before the 61 st Annual Meeting of the Academy of Forensic Sciences, February 16-21, Denver, Colorado.
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