A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

Lasseter, Alanna E., Keith P. Jacobi, Ricky Farley, and Lee Hensel2003 Cadaver Dog and Handler Team Capabilities in the Recovery of Buried Human Remains in the Southeastern United States. Journal of ForensicSciences, 48(3):617-621.Lilly, J., and M. Puckett1997 Social Control and Dogs: A Sociohistorical Analysis. Crime and Delinquency, 43(2):123-147.Locke, Angela1991 Search Dog. Paul and Company Publishing Consortium.(ISBN: 0285628143)Lowy, Allen, and Pat McAlhany2000 Human Remains Detection “Cadaver Dogs”: The Latest Police Canine Detector Specialty. Internet Posting:http://police2.ucr.edu/cadaverdogs.htmlLu, X.M., B. Slotnick, and A.M. Silberberg1993 Odor Matching and Odor Memory in the Rat. Physiol Behav, 53:795-804.Mesloh, Charles2002 Forensic Applications of the Law Enforcement Canine. A lecture before the 87th Annual Meeting of the International Association forIdentification, Las Vegas, Nevada, August 8, 2002.Mesloh, Charles, Mark Henych, and Ross Wolf2002 Sniff Test: Utilization of the Law Enforcement Canine in the Seizure of Paper Currency. Journal of Forensic Identification, 52(6):704-724.Mesloh, Charles, Ross Wolf, and Mark Henych2002 Scent as Forensic Evidence and Its Relationship to the Law Enforcement Canine. Journal of Forensic Identification, 52(2):169-182.Metropolitan Dade County Police Department Management Analysis Bureau1986 Physical Agility Testing: A Job-Task Analysis Study of Special Response Team and Canine Unit, Metro-Dade Police Department, Miami, FL.Moore, R.1995 The Labrador as a Cadaver Dog. Labrador Retriever Club Incorporated Newsletter, December 1995. (Internet or websitewww.k9web.com/kennels/waggery/cadaver.html).Morris, Adelan.d. Crime Scene Guidelines for Forensic Canine Handlers. (Internet or website: www.prusik.com/K9Forensic/crime.html)Morris, Adela and Rita Martinezn.d. Yahtzee Strikes Again. (Internet or website: www.prusik.com/K9Forensic/yahtzee.html).n.d.Residual Scent in Building. (Internet or website: www.prusik.com/K9Forensic/residual.html).Moulton, D.G.1976 Enhancement of Olfactory Discrimination. Final Report. Grant Number AFOSR. 73-2425. 1-2.Mullican Jr., H.1990 Law Enforcement Canines. International Association of Chiefs of Police, Alexandria, VA.Murphy, J.A.1995 Assessment of the Temperament of Potential Guide Dogs. Anthrozoös, 8:224-228.1998 Describing Categories of Temperament in Potential Guide Dogs for the Blind. Appl. Anim. Behav. Sci., 58:163-178.Myers, L.J.1992 The Dog-Handler Team as a Detection System for Explosives: A Tail to be Told. Crt. Rev. Optical Sci. Technol., 42:93-103.Myznikev, N.M.1953 The Sensitiveness of Olfactory Analyzer of Service Dogs and the Methods for their Augmentation. Bio/Number 3529. From Committee forScientific Actions of National Defense Center, et al.O'Block, R., S. Doeren, and N. True1979 The Benefits of Canine Squads. Journal of Police Science and Administration, 7(2):155-160.O. Neal, W.1972 Feasibility Study of Using Dogs for Explosives Detection in Urban Environments. New York Police Department, New York.Orbaan, Albert1968 Dogs Against Crime, J. Day, New York, NY.Patent, Dorothy Hinshaw1994 Hugger to the Rescue. Cobblehill Books/Dutton, New York, NY.62