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Shooting incident reconstruction /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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London, United Kingdom :
Academic Press,
[2021]
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| Edición: | Third edition. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction to the third edition of Shooting Incident Reconstruction
- Introduction to the second edition by Michael Haag
- Introduction to the first edition by Lucien C. (Luke) Haag
- Further reading
- 1 Case approach, philosophy, and objectives
- Why this book?
- Reconstruction-the ultimate goal of criminalistics
- Basic kills and approach to casework
- Qualifications
- General philosophy
- The scientific method
- Specific considerations
- 5058 Ask yourself these key questions
- Concluding comments
- Shooting reconstruction objectives
- Case decisions related to the admissibility of scientific evidence
- Chapter knowledge
- Further reading
- 2 Working shooting scenes
- Authors' notes
- The team
- Working the scene
- Shooting scene photography
- Ammunition components
- Photography of firearms at shooting incident scenes
- Revolvers
- Semiautomatic pistols
- Investigation teams and laboratory work
- New, not-so-new, and emerging techniques in shooting scene investigations
- Case examples
- Emerging technology
- Summary
- Chapter knowledge
- Further reading
- 3 The reconstructive aspects of class characteristics and a limited universe
- Bullet design and construction
- Case examples
- Case 1
- Case 2
- Case 3
- A bullet renaissance-the fear of lead and marketing
- Class characteristics and fired cartridge casings
- Case example
- Class characteristics imparted by firearms to fired bullets
- Case example
- Propellant morphology
- Case example
- Analytical approach
- Case example
- Revolvers and the limited universe
- Some concluding comments regarding powder stippling of skin.
- Worth of weight
- Derivation of sphere diameter from weight
- Lead
- Steel and bismuth spheres
- Summary
- Chapter knowledge
- Further reading
- 4 Suspected bullet impact sites and bullet holes
- The question of bullet holes in common materials
- Determining direction of travel
- Empirical testing
- An example of a bullet hole issue-bullet holes in wood
- Considerations and solution
- Bullet holes in some typical materials
- Bullet holes in fabrics and garments made of nylon and polyester
- Summary
- Chapter knowledge
- Further reading
- 5 Some useful reagents and their application
- Testing for copper residues
- Pretest considerations
- Materials and reagents
- Theory
- Dithioxamide procedure for copper residues
- 2-Nitroso-1-naphthol procedure for copper residues
- Chlorindazon-DS as an alternate or supplemental regent for copper
- For lead residues
- Introduction
- Materials and reagents for the sodium rhodizonate test
- Procedure for the sodium rhodizonate test for lead residues
- Verification of reagents
- Direct application methods
- Case example
- "Lifting" or transfer method
- Dimethylglyoxime test for nickel residues.