Practising Forensic Science and the Law

This book is on practising Forensic Science and the Law. The book covers the justification for writing it, branches of forensic science, physical evidence encountered in forensic science practice, general crime scene investigation, the human body as a crime scene, forensic wildlife crime investigation and crime scene reconstruction. It also includes fingerprint science, questioned documents, firearms and tool mark identification, Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) and cybercrime.

Autorentext
Francis Okello is a police officer with extensive training background in forensics. He holds a PhD in Transnational organized crime, Masters in peace and conflict studies, bachelors in Forestry and post graduate diploma in forensics. Christabella Judith Aceng is a law lecturer, holds a masters and bachelors in Law, and certificates in forensics.