Bowen, Robin T. (2010) Ethics and the practice of forensic science B786

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1 HOLY ANGEL UNIVERSITY LIBRARY Library Pathfinder Forensic Science DEFINITIONS Forensic Science The application of scientific knowledge and methodology to legal problems and criminal investigations. Sometimes called simply forensics, forensic science encompasses many different fields of science, including anthropology, biology, chemistry, engineering, genetics, medicine, pathology, phonetics, psychiatry, and toxicology. ( Forensic science is the application of natural sciences to matters of the law. In practice, forensic science draws upon physics, chemistry, biology, and other scientific principles and methods. Forensic science is concerned with the recognition, identification, individualization, and evaluation of physical evidence. Forensic scientists present their findings as expert witnesses in the court of law. ( BOOKS Circulation Section 3rd Floor Bartol, Curt R., editor (2008) Current perspectives in forensic psychology and criminal behavior. 2 nd ed C Bowen, Robin T. (2010) Ethics and the practice of forensic science B786 Brown, Rhonda M. (2012) Forensic science : advanced investigations B879 Bunting, Steve (2008) EnCase computer forensics : the official EnCe : EnCase certified examiner : study guide B Carper, Kenneth L., editor (2001) Forensic engineering. 2 nd ed. 620 F Chalmers, John M., ed. (2012) Infrared and Raman spectroscopy in forensic science In43 Cir Cocroft, Clarence (2009) Prentice Hall forensic science : who did it? C668 Dascil-Cañete, Arlene M. (2008) Essentials of forensic chemistry and toxicology : in the crime scene investigation (made simple) D229 DiMaio, Vincent J. (2001) Forensic pathology D

2 Downs, J. C. Upshaw, ed. (2012) Ethics in forensic science. Cir Et84 Fisher, Barry A J. (2007) Forensics demystified F533 Fulero, Solomon M. (2009) Forensic psychology. 3 rd ed F Gaensllen, R. E. (2008) Introduction to forensic science & criminalistics G127 Hein, E K (2005) Partners in crime : integrating language arts and forensic science, grades H468 Hopwood, William S. (2008) Forensic accounting H799 Houck, Max M. (2012) The science of crime scenes H835 Huss, Matthew T. (2009) Forensic psychology : research, practice, and applications H972 Jacob, Don (2011) Analyzing criminal minds : forensic investigative science for the 21 st century. Cir J17 Lewis, Peter Rhys (2004) Forensic materials engineering : case studies. 620 L675 Lucy, David (2005) Introduction to statistics for forensic scientists. Cir L943 Marcella, Albert J. (2012) Cyber forensics : from data to digital evidence. Cir M314 Matson, Jack V. (2013) Effective expert witnessing ; practices for the 21 st century. 5 th ed M McCartney, Carole (2006) Forensic identification and criminal justice : forensic science, justice and risk M123. McClintock, J. Thomas (2008) Forensic DNA analysis : a laboratory manual M127 McMenamin, Gerald R. (2002) Forensic linguistics : advances in forensic stylistics. 410 M167. Milne, Robert (2013) Forensic intelligence M659 Monckton-Smith, Jane (2013) Introducing forensic and criminal investigation In61 Noon, Randall K. (2001) Forensic engineering investigation. 620 N817 Nordby, Jon J. (2000) Dead reckoning : the art of forensic detection N828 Olsson, John (2008) Forensic linguistics. 2 nd ed Ol Rebmann, Andrew (2000) Cadaver dog handbook : forensic training and tactics for the recovery of human remains R291 Russ, John C. (2001) Forensic uses of digital imaging R958 Saferstein, Richard (2011) Criminalistics : an introduction to forensic science. 10 th ed Sa

3 Saferstein, Richard (2007) Criminalistics : an introduction to forensic science. 9 th ed Sa Sanchez, Teresita R. (2001) Forensic medicine : facts the public must know. 616 Sa211. Schwoeble, A. J. (2000) Current methods in forensic gunshot residue analysis Sch415 Silverstone, Howard (2004) Forensic accounting and fraud investigation for non-experts Si587 Telpner, Zeph (2003) Expert witnessing in forensic accounting : a handbook for lawyers and accountants. 657 T277 Tibbett, Mark, editor 2008) Soil analysis in forensic taphonomy : chemical and biological effects of buried human remains So683 Turvey, Brent E. (2014) Forensic victimology : examining violent crimes in inverstigative and legal contexts. Cir T Westcott, Helen L. (2002) Children's testimony : a handbook of psychological research and forensic practices C536 Wilson, Donald A. (2008) Forensic procedures for boundary and title investigation W747. Wrightmans, Lawrence S. (2001) Forensic psychology W954 Filipiniana Section 2nd Floor Castillo, Rodolfo O. (2008) Forensic documents investigation. 2 nd ed. Fil C Garcia, Gladys Mae Orodio (2014) Forensic chemistry and toxicology. Fil G216 Gonzales, Jonas Arabejo (2008) Forensic questioned documents examination. Fil G643 Grimares, Erdulfo M. (2006) Forensic ballistics. Fil G861 Peckley, Miller F. (2006) Forensic ballistics review handbook. Fil P368 Tubid, Proceso T. (2001) Dictionary of forensic science terms. Fil T288 Villarba, Waynefred H. (2008) Forensic photography for criminology students and practitioners. Fil V719 Reference Section 2nd Floor Brenner, John C. (2000) Forensic science glossary. Ref B838 Lerner, K. Lee, editor (2006) World of forensic science. Ref W927

4 Can science stop crime [DVD] 2012 Published by PBS Distribution DVD C Audio-Visual MAterials Audio-Visual Area 2 nd floor, University Library Forensics in the White House [Video recording] By Discovery Communications VCD F Forensic detectives: mysteries and solutions [DVD] 2004 Published by Discovery Communication Forensic factor : lasting impressions [DVD] Forensic factors : weapons [DVD] Forensic factor : future crime [DVD] Forensic factor : nature s clues [DVD] Forensic factor : Fremont bomber [DVD] Forensic factor : the cover-up [DVD] Forensic factor : vanishes [DVD] Prentice Hall forensic science [Video recording] 2009 Published by Prentice Hall DVD P927 The science of crime [DVD] 2010 Published by BBC/Pearson Education DVD Sc416

5 JOURNALS ARTICLES Periodical Section 2 nd floor, University Library Are you running a quality forensic operation? What chiefs need to know about QA and Accreditation by S. Stoiloff. Police Chief pp S 13 The changing face of Forensic science by D.M. Gialamas Police chief pp S 13 Video evidence is everywhere : training and respect are needed by S, Kuntz Police Chief pp S 13 Death by catheterization by A.W. Burgess American Journal of Nursing pp Apr 05 ELECTRONIC JOURNALS Accessible thru HAU Library Webpage Proquest Central Expert Review of Molecular Diagnostics Forensic Science International (Online) Forensic Magazine Forensic Examiner Journal of Forensic Nursing La Presna PR Newswire Romanian Journal of Forensic Science School Library Journal The Journal of Law, Medicine and ethics ELECTRONIC BOOKS Accessible Thru HAU Library Webpage EBRARY Houck, Max M. (2006) Fundamentals of Forensic Science Hunter, John (2013) Essential Forensic Science : Forensic Approaches to Buried Remains Linacre, Adrian (2013) Essential Forensic Science : Wildlife DNA analysis : Applications in Forensic Science Robert, Julie (2012) Developments in Forensic Science : Forensic Ecology : From crime scene to court Tafrate, Raymond Chip (2013) Forensic CBT :A handbook for Clinical Practice INTERNET SOURCES Multimedia and Internet Workstation 2 nd and 3 rd Floor, University Library

6 All About Forensic Science.com by David Webb Retrieved January 17, 2014 from A Free and Comprehensive Guide to the World of Forensic Science. Definitions, history, topic areas, theory and practice, careers, debates, CSI, degree and study options will all be covered in detail here. International Forensic Organization [Retrieved January 17, 2014 from The site provides various Forensic Science related services including- Expert Opinions, which are legal and acceptable in any court of India, Under Section 45 of Indian Evidence Act; provides Expert Opinions on Cyber Forensics, Cyber Crimes, Questioned Document & Handwriting, Signature Frauds, Fingerprints, Forged Documents, Handwriting Analysis / Examination and many more... Forensic Science, Crime Scenes Investigation and Pathology Retrieved September 21, 2015 from This site discusses the different types of forensic science and the use of forensics in crime scene investigations and pathology. Forensic Science Simplified Retrieved September 21, 2015 from This site is funded in whole or in part through a grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. Neither the U.S. Department of Justice nor any of its components operate, control, are responsible for, or necessarily endorse, this site (including, without limitation, its content, technical infrastructure, and policies, and any services or tools provided).this website produced by the National Forensic Science Technology Center. Compiled by: Reference and Information Section 2nd Floor, University Learning Resource Center Tel Nos loc September 21, 2015