A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

March, Jack, Damian Schofield, Martin Evison, and Noel Woodford2004 Three-Dimensional Computer Visualization of Forensic Pathology Data. American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology, 25(1):60-70.Marshal, Sharon2002 Comparison of Forensic Light Sources in Fluorescent Photography. A lecture before the International Association for Identification, Las Vegas,Nevada, August 7, 2002.Marr, Kenneth, King Brown, Phil Sanfilippo, Robert Sanders, and Ward Schwoob2004 Joint Panel Session on Digital Evidence. A Presentation before the 89th International Educational Conference Sponsored by the InternationalAssociation for Identification, August 25, 2004, St. Louis, Missouri.Mayer, R.E.1988 Forensic Photography Today. Law and Order, 36(3):50-55.Mayo, Kristi2004 From Film to Digital. Evidence Technology Magazine, 2(1):30-31.McDonald, James A.1992 Close-Up and Macro Photography for Evidence Technicians. PHOTOTEXT Books, Arlington Heights, TX.1993 The Police Photographer’s Guide.McEvoy, Richard T., Jr.1987 Close-up Photography and New Products. A video cassette prepared of a presentation before the Candian Identification Society Conference, April22-24, 1987, Victoria, BC.2002a Photographing the Crime Scene. Law Enforcement Technology, 29(2):24-28.2002bGetting the Most Out of Your Digital Camera. A lecture before the 87th Annual Meeting of the International Association for Identification, LasVegas, Nevada, August 6, 2002.McGill, David, L., and William L. Bickle2002a Footwear/Tire Track Impression Photography "Investigative Verses Comparison Quality". A lecture before the International Association forIdentification, Las Vegas, Nevada, August 6, 2002.2002bDigital Imaging & Shoe Print/Tire Track Examination. A lecture before the International Association for Identification, Las Vegas, Nevada,August 6, 2002.Miller, Larry L., and Sam J. Sansone1993 Sansone’s Police Photography, (Third Edition). Anderson Publishing, Cincinnati, Ohio.1998 Police Photography, (Fourth Edition). Anderson Publishing, Cincinnati, Ohio.Montemurro, Chris2002 Digital Cameras and Domestic Violence Victims. Law and Order, 50(11):35-36.Moreau, Dale M.1991 Fundamental Principles and Theory of Crime Scene Photography. United States Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, ForensicScience Training Unit, FBI Academy, Quantico, VA. (also cited as National Institute of Justice National Criminal Justice Reference Service,Rockville, Maryland)Morley, Johanna2003 Comparison of Clothing to Video Images. Proceedings of the 3rd European Academy of Forensic Science Meeting, September 22-27, Istanbul,Turkey. Forensic Science International, 136(Supplement 1):123.Morrison, Richard D.1995 Crime Scene Photography in an Instant. Law Enforcement Technology, 22(10):86-88.1999 Digital Point-and-Shoot Camera System. Law Enforcement Technology, 26(6):88-90.Moss, K.2001 Learner Retention of Anatomical Information: Presented in a Digital Two Dimensional Format Versus a Digital Three-Dimensional Format.Journal of Biocommunication, 28:4-10.Murdock, J.E.1966 Photography of Luminol Reaction in Crime Scenes. The Criminologist, 10(37):14-19.Northwestern University Traffic Institute1972 Perspective Grid for Photographic Mapping of Evidence. Northwestern University Trafic Institute.New York State Academy of Fire Science1983 Fire Investigative Photography Course Manual. New York State Office of Fire Prevention and Control, Montour Falls, NY.47