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Title: Introduction to Forensic Sciences, 2nd ed.
Author(s): William G. Eckert
Publisher: CRC Press Inc.
Boca Raton, Florida 33431
Copyright: © 1996 CRC Press
ISBN: ISBN-13: 978-0-8493-8101-0
ISBN-10: 0-8493-8101-0
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Preface

This work is dedicated to students at all levels of education, who are interested in the fascinating field of forensic science. The contents of this book, by outstanding contributors, provides the reader with information on the various fields of forensic science that may help them make a career choice or add to their present knowledge. Entry into this field offers a new and rewarding challenge to students who can apply the latest in laser and computer technology to help solve the forensic problems of today.

The new edition of this book has been completely updated. Information is now included on the latest techniques in DNA typing and new information on clinical forensic medicine. Many of the chapters, such as those dealing with forensic science and the law, as well as the historical background chapters, have also been completely rewritten.

Forensic science not only benefits the scientific minded, but has applications in law enforcement. It brings a more practical use of these techniques and a confidence in the results as never before seen. Everyone has potential for making discoveries in this field. The first thing is to identify what the problems are and then to apply common sense and team work to solving them.

William G. Eckert, M.D.

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