
Forensic Science: From the Crime Scene to the Crime Lab, 5th edition
- Richard Saferstein
- , Tiffany Roy
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Forensic Science: From the Crime Scene to the Crime Lab presents an accessible introduction to forensic science that is ideal for nonscientists. Authors Richard Saferstein and Tiffany Roy focus on practical applications of forensic technologies, integrating scientific methods into discussions of investigative techniques. A major focus is the role of the crime-scene investigator in preserving, recording and collecting physical evidence at the crime scene.
The 5th Edition offers updated coverage of key topics such as DNA transfer and recovery, plus new images that clearly demonstrate the morphology of animal hairs. New case files in select chapters illustrate how forensic technology has been applied to solving crimes of notoriety.
Published by Pearson (January 15th 2025) - Copyright © 2026
ISBN-13: 9780135333396
Subject: Criminal Justice
Category: Criminalistics & Forensic Science
- Introduction
- Securing and Searching the Crime Scene
- Recording the Crime Scene
- Collection of Crime-Scene Evidence
- Physical Evidence
- Death Investigation
- Crime-Scene Reconstruction
- Forensic Biometrics: Fingerprints and Facial Recognition
- Firearms, Tool Marks and Other Impressions
- Bloodstain Pattern Analysis
- Drugs
- Forensic Toxicology
- Trace Evidence 1: Hairs and Fibers
- Trace Evidence 2: Paint, Glass and Soil
- Biological Stain Analysis: DNA
- Forensic Aspects of Fires and Explosives: Analysis versus Investigation
- Document Examination
- Computer Forensics
- Digital and Multimedia Forensics: Cell Phones, Video and Audio