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| Other authors / contributors: | United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime. Laboratory and Scientific Section.
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| ISBN: | 9781441621832
1441621830
9789211302738
9211302730
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| Notes: | At head of title: Laboratory and Scientific Section, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, Vienna.
"ST/NAR/39"--Title page verso.
"Sales no. E.09. IV.5"--Title page verso.
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| Summary: | "The manual provides a basic outline of the crime scene investigation process with a focus on why individual steps and actions are essential. It aims at raising awareness of the importance of good practices in crime scene investigations and the nature and relevance of physical evidence. The primary target audience of the manual is non-forensic personnel, i.e. first responders and any person involved in the crime scene investigation process without full-fledged training, to help them understand the importance of their actions and the consequences of not applying basic principles of good practice. The manual also targets policymakers, the judiciary and others having to assess, and/or base decisions on evidence presented to them. An Annex provides examples of physical evidence that can be recovered from crime scenes, the information that can be obtained from subsequent forensic examinations, and sample cases where different types of physical evidence might be encountered."--Publisher website.
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| Other form: | Print version: Crime scene and physical evidence awareness for non-forensic personnel. New York : United Nations, 2009 9789211302738
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