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16th International Forensic Science
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Preface Forensic Science is playing
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CRIMINALISTICS   1 
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TABLE OF CONTENTS  1.  INTR
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1. Introduction This review paper c
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ullets. Although one would expect b
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A classic example of subclass chara
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Collaborative Testing Services, Inc
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Chu et al. realized a pilot study f
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court rulings on their website (56)
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ay mapping to restore or detect obl
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2.4 Shooting Incident Reconstructio
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it should not affect any DNA residu
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indicator of homicide vs. suicide.
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Another case report was published b
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2.6 Training Material & Books Since
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arium - no antimony. This precludes
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indicating that care must be taken
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shooting incident reconstruction. U
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gaseous state), we see now a divers
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4. References 1. National Research
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30. Brinck TB. Comparing the Perfor
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55. Koch A, Katterwe H. Castings of
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89. Lorin de la Grandmaison G, Ferm
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120. Biedermann A, Bozza S, Taroni
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149. Joshi M, Delgado Y, Guerra P,
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Table of Contents 1.  INTRODUCTIO
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1. Introduction The examinations of
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purpose of this study. Examiners ha
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(19), which involved “Lightning L
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gel lifter, followed by a white one
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unused, deck shoes of poor manufact
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impression analysis. Biedermann and
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Other articles in this area of auto
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Preparation of the appropriate tool
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three manufacturing processes exami
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3.5 The Examination of Stabbing and
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casework samples, and that the lack
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anomalies can be found in suspect s
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Another case of document examinatio
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In a previous work, Baharum et al (
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(16) Hamiel J and Yoshida JS. Evalu
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(57) Patil PM and Kulkarni JV. Rota
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(87) Eisenmann DJ and Chumbley LS.
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(118) De Smet P. 2D/3D Fracture-Mat
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Examination of Glass Review: 2007 t
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1. Introduction This review covers
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science. The goal of this committee
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higher sensitivity than x-ray fluor
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caution about the environmental sen
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etained the largest number of glass
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4.2 Optical Measurements There have
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Additional scientists working in th
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fragments unless having been in rec
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7. Acknowledgements The assistance
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23. Hicks T, Schütz F, Curran JM,
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48. Green DA, Sheedy A. The Case of
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83. Rodriguez-Celis EM, Gornushkin
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Examination of Paint Review: 2007 t
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8.  FORENSIC PAINT STUDIES 
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1. Introduction This is a review of
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electrocoat process for an entire a
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metallic, Titanium Silver metallic,
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its Fairfax plant in Kansas City, K
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2.1.14 Kia Korean automaker Kia is
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The XL7 was the largest vehicle mad
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newest edition to the Sparkle Silve
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6. Marine and Protective Coatings I
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independent accrediting organizatio
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supported a conclusion that the red
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as well as to low concentration org
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12. Mass Spectrometry Techniques Py
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transmission spectra. Bacci and coa
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found Raman effective at establishi
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XRD and Raman spectroscopy were com
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Natural versus artificial ultramari
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could be distinguished from lower m
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A review by Dawson discusses the ba
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[26] Hippler R. BMW, Spartanburg, S
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[70] Honda to boost CR-V, end Civic
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[109] Silver tops car color choice.
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[140] Wright D, Bradley M, Mehltret
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[164] Pereira F, Bueno M. Evaluatio
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[185] Bacci M, Magrini D, Picollo M
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[207] Lutzenberger K, Stege H. From
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[228] Nevin A, Comelli D, Valentini
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[250] Bertolino S, Jusa V, Carreras
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[271] Roldán C, Murcia-Mascarós S
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[292] Herrera L, Montalbani S, Chia
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[313] Frade J, Ribeiro M, Graca J,
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[331] Peris-Vicente J, Garrido-Medi
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[352] Pappalardo L, Pappalardo G, R
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[374] Georgiou S, Anglos D, Fotakis
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  TABLE OF CONTENTS  1. I
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that should be included in a forens
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Palmer [10] described a case where
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4. Textile/ fibre damage Was-Gubala
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case for separate examinations of t
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polymeric backbone of colourless fi
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Gallo and Almirall [48] applied mic
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- not only to identify the perpetra
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33. Dillinger S. Video Imaging - Ne
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Forensic Geology Review: 2007 to 20
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1. Introduction This review article
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analyzed using spectrophotometer, a
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examined the application of petrogr
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and victim recover dogs to search f
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13. References 1 Sugita R, Suzuki S
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24 Matsuyama Y, Goto T, Harama T. C
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45 Reyes S, Molina CM, Ballesteros
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65 Pringle JK, Jervis JR, Tuckwell
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90 Murray RC. Forensic Geology: Ear
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HUMAN IDENTIFICATION   221 
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ABSTRACT The purpose of this paper
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1 Introduction This paper offers a
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mathematically based models to asse
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subject of several articles (88-91)
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and scaling of marks), encoding (an
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Studies on general characteristics
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fingerprint, FVC2002 DB1), and the
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A doctoral thesis (131) investigate
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identifications is reported in Mich
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Busey and Loftus discuss bias in ey
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Furthermore, the authors propose to
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Fourier transform infrared spectros
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Wood & James investigated the persi
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The successful modification of a co
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Other reagents Lawsone (2-hydroxy-1
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donor was asked to deposit fingerma
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donors were left on various substra
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2.2.6 Nanoparticles (nanopowders an
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interactions. According to the auth
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The application of an amino acid re
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all the samples. SPR logically fail
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2.2.11 Detection of fingermarks on
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know if the mark was originally mad
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lift blood fingermarks from several
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triethylamine and ethanolamine vapo
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The use of DEZ-1 allowed a decontam
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prior to being processed. It should
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effect of heat on DNA. During their
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cyanoacrylate fuming, sudan black,
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normally exposed images subsequentl
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The use of FTIR has also been propo
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Zhang et al. showed that it was pos
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visible contrast (this principle is
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and ninety inked impressions were s
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pathological conditions that render
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The use of heat (using a hair drier
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(12) J. J. Raymond, "Friction Ridge
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(49) L. Bush, "The Authority of Fin
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(82) A. Gyaourova and A. Ross, "A N
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(114) J. Zhou, F. L. Chen, N. N. Wu
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(147) M. Vatsa, R. Singh, A. Noore,
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(185) G. Langenburg, "A Performance
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(219) O. P. Jasuja, M. A. Toofany,
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(250) A. A. Cantu, "Nanoparticles i
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(280) E. L. T. Patton, D. H. Brown,
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(314) D. McDonald, H. Pope, and G.
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(347) J. R. A. Smith, "An Image Thi
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(376) S. R. Habib and N. N. Kamal,
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(410) A. Barbaro and P. Cormaci, "D
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  TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.  ABSTRAC
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1. Abstract   This review focuses
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2.3.2 Raman spectroscopy Raman spec
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Table 1. Composition of body fluids
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used in the RT reaction. The expres
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3.4.2 Vaginal fluid The genes that
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all tissues of the same body provid
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can be used. PCR is a cyclic proces
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quantifiable measures of reliabilit
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6.2 Mini-STRs   Improving the suc
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7. References   1 Fourney RM, Des
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Examination of  346  Question
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1. Introduction This paper aims at
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e) Finally in the specific field of
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3.3.3 GC and/or MS Techniques: •
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Zlotnick et al [108] suggests the u
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Hrivnak et al [153] described a rap
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These automatic methods will be bas
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14. Miscellaneous In this part we d
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[15] Derek L. Hammond - Skill based
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[43] Donald T. Gantz, John J. Mille
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[72] Irina Geiman, John R. Lombardi
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[97] Stephanie M. Houlgrave, Gerald
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[121] Shimoyama, M. - IR imaging of
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[149] Magdalena Ezcurra - Is atomic
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[178] Dr. Eckhard Koch - The digita
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[209] Yoshihisa Kitano, Toshiharu E
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Audio Analysis Review : 2007-2010 C
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1. Introduction This review focuses
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differences between analog and digi
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Occasionally, limited information m
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variety of methods to assess the
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Group also produced a document for
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Digital Analysis Review : 2007-2010
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6.6  Virtualisation  413  7.
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2.3 Security and Encryption Bluetoo
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Kuncik states that counter forensic
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The Report poses two very important
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performing digital forensic examina
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Navigation devices are increasingly
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government labs could be counterpro
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6.6 Virtualisation Davis states tha
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23 Chval Keith G (2009) Information
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62 Nutter, Beverley Pinpointing Tom
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CHEMICAL EVIDENCE   419 
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TABLE OF CONTENTS  1.INTRODUC
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2. Fire scene examination 2.1 Site
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instructions on the label on the to
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39 The distinction between natural
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considering examining the total ion
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about forensic applications of ambi
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etween pairs of diesels whereas pri
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ignition. Therefore aims have been
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A novel model for prediction of a m
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more likely they are to become a fr
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ENFSI collaborative testing program
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11. Rerefences 1. Sandercock PML. F
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36. Palmiere C, Staub C, La Harpe R
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69. Lu Y, Chen P, Harrington PB. Co
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102.Coulson S, Morgan-Smith R, Mitc
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138.Joseph G. Combustible dusts: A
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Analysis and Detection of Explosive
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1. Introduction and Coverage of the
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evidence gathered at a bombing scen
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compounds were also examined by Ade
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last traces of explosives and Mou
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Sample Preparation, Sample Recovery
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[25] Svatopluk Zeman, Waldemar A. T
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[42] Kunz, Roderick R.; Gregory, Ke
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[59] Jeffrey A. Caulfield; Thomas J
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[75] E. Schramm; F. Mühlberger; S.
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[93] Sarah J. Benson, Christopher J
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[113] Monterola MP, Smith BW, Omene
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[151] Ulrich M. Rieger, Daniel F. K
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[187] Zhou Zhen, Chen An-Tao and Fe
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[207] C.E. Demonchy, M. Caamaño, H
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[220] S. Pesente, G. Nebbia, G. Vie
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[238] Abu B. Kanu and Herbert H. Hi
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[278] K.W. Loschke and W.L. Dunn De
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Environmental: Soil [331] Neera Sin
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[350] Weixi Zheng, Joseph Lichwa, M
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[368] Anat Bernstein, Eilon Adar, Z
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[407] J. Paca, M. Halecky, J. Barta
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[425] Hongyan Chen, Tonglai Zhang a
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[444] Xinghua Xie , Jing Zhu and Hu
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[465] Ling Qiu and Heming Xiao Mole
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[484] H. Muthurajan, R. Sivabalan,
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Journal of Hazardous Materials Volu
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TABLE OF CONTENTS  1.  EXEC
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the type of weapon used is often mo
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decontaminate the site to limit the
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successful identification of ricin.
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The same technique has been used to
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Biomarkers or new analytical method
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mass spectrometry (TIMS) method and
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source material (such as toxic plan
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complete set of small-molecule meta
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One technique to decontaminate evid
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10 Morrish BC, Wenger E. The Austra
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39 Larsson CL, Seid T, Djeffal S, G
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61 Evans RA, Jakubowski EM, Muse WT
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84 Beyer J, Drummer OH, Maurer HH.
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compounds indicated that the main p
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used most frequently [375]. A compa
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2 ng/mL of 19-NA was concluded to b
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urine [408]. To overcome matrix eff
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The stability of several drugs and
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cut-off of 30 pg/mg scalp hair (mea
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The differentiation between systemi
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pOHMAMP identified 6 additional neo
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and postmortem changes from the tim
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ains, with very low concentrations
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3.5.1.3 Other drugs Carbon monoxide
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and parathion were reported, with p
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EtG in blood samples during putrefa
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CYP3A4, resulting in inhibited meta
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ASCLD/LAB, the world’s largest ac
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11 Simic M, Tasic M. The relationsh
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36 DRUID Project. Analytical evalua
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60 Ojaniemi KK, Lintonen TP, Impine
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89 Hall J, Goodall EA, Moore T. All
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113 Abraham TT, Barnes AJ, Lowe RH,
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136 Alvarez I, Bermejo AM, Taberner
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156 Ewald AH, Ehlers D, Maurer HH.
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178 Sauer C, Peters FT, Haas C, Mey
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203 Romanelli F, Smith KM. Dextrome
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226 Dulaurent S, Moesch C, Marquet
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246 Pelander A, Tyrkkö E, Ojanper
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265 Gottardo R, Bortolotti F, De Pa
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288 Juhascik MP, Jenkins AJ. Compar
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308 Altun Z, Hjelmström A, Abdel-R
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329 Kharbouche H, Sporkert F, Troxl
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348 McGuire JM, Taylor JT, Byers CE
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368 Zhang F, Tang MH, Chen LJ, Li R
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390 Virus ED, Sobolevsky TG, Rodche
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413 Gallardo E, Queiroz JA. The rol
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437 Marchei E, Muñoz JA, García-A
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458 Concheiro-Guisan M, Shakleya DM
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482 Kiely E, Lee CJ, Marinetti L. A
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507 Zilg B, Alkass K, Berg S, Druid
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Drug Evidence Review : 2007-2010 U.
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1.24  Methcathinone (Also met
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7.8  Mass Spectrometry (inclu
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10. Nic Daeid N, Buchanan HAS, Sava
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1.1. Amphetamine (including substit
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67. Kubicz EJ, Allen L. Studies on
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92. Ray R, Sharma JD, Limaye SN. Va
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114. Xu YZ, Lin HR, Lua AC, Chen C.
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137. Casale JF, Orlando PM, Colley
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163. Pistos C, Karampela S, Papouts
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188. Westphal F, Junge T, Roesner P
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209. Yamamoto K, Kojima M, Iguchi H
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231. Wodak A. What caused the recen
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255. Krizevski R, Dudai N, Bar E, L
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278. Chou SL, Ling YC, Yang MH, Pai
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304. Radwan MM, ElSohly MA, Slade D
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1.25 Methylenedioxyamphetamines and
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352. Tsujikawa K, Kuwayama K, Miyag
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376. Dittbrenner A, Mock HP, Borner
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07442854 AE Council of Scientific a
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424. Elliott S, Smith C. Investigat
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449. Stenzel JR, Jiang G. Identific
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469. Kauppila TJ, Talaty N, Jackson
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494. Piggee C. Investigating a not-
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516. Salum Pires AP, Rodrigues De O
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536. Chen YY, Liu JJ, Tang KW. Stud
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553. Cox M, Klass G, Wei Min Koo C.
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579. Pan ZR, Zheng HG, Wang TW, Son
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597. Norman K. Improvised container
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609. Schwarz M, Klier B, Sievers H.
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624. Lociciro S, Esseiva P, Hayoz P
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5.5 Methamphetamine: 649. Billault
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670. Schneiders S, Holdermann T, Da
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695. Lock CM, Meier-Augenstein W. I
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715. Okada T, Nakamura Y, Kanaya S,
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6.5 Miscellaneous: 737. Gratz SR, Z
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756. Mala Z, Slampova A, Gebauer P,
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782. Fan WZ, Zhang Y, Carr PW, Ruta
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805. Huttunen J, Dawson M, Roux C,
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828. Campbell GP, Curran JM, Miskel
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852. Puchert T, Lochmann D, Menezes
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875. Collins M, Cawley A, Salouros
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901. Martin AN, Farquar GR, Jones A
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925. Wiseman JM, Laughlin BC. Desor
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950. Wang T, Shao K, Chu QY, Ren YF
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974. Kang XJ, Chen LQ, Zhang YY, Li
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996. Hodge TA. Method and apparatus
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1019. Ramsey SA, Mustacich RV, Smit
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1044. Fernandez FM, Green MD, Newto
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1070. Wadell-Smith R, McGuffin VL.
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