Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences,volume 46,issue 3  (07-2014)

Period of time： 2014年3期

Publisher： Taylor & Francis Ltd

Founded in： 1968

Total resources： 9

ISSN： 0045-0618

Subject： R8 Special Medical

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Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences,volume 46,issue 3

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Why we don't need more maths and science graduates

By Robertson James in (2014)

Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences,volume 46,issue 3 , Vol. 46, Iss. 3, 2014-07 , pp. 247-249

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The evolution of the modern criminal trial: a plethora of change

By de Jersey Ac The Hon Paul in (2014)

Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences,volume 46,issue 3 , Vol. 46, Iss. 3, 2014-07 , pp. 250-257

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A keyhole gunshot wound to the head: an autopsy case

By Bonaccorso Luigi,Gitto Lorenzo,Maiese Aniello,Dell’aquila Massimiliano,Bolino Giorgio in (2014)

Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences,volume 46,issue 3 , Vol. 46, Iss. 3, 2014-07 , pp. 258-265

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Two Fagan nomograms for the (genetic) evidence in a judicial context

By Drábek Jiří in (2014)

Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences,volume 46,issue 3 , Vol. 46, Iss. 3, 2014-07 , pp. 266-271

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Comparison of the Cozart DDS 801 on-site drug test device and gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (GC/MS) confirmation results of cannabis and cocaine in oral fluid specimens

By Arroyo Amparo,Sanchez Marta,Barberia Eneko,Barbal María,Marrón M. Teresa,Mora Agustí in (2014)

Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences,volume 46,issue 3 , Vol. 46, Iss. 3, 2014-07 , pp. 272-281

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Forensic strength of evidence statements should preferably be likelihood ratios calculated using relevant data, quantitative measurements, and statistical models – a response to Lennard (2013) Fingerprint identification: how far have we come?

By Morrison Geoffrey Stewart,Stoel Reinoud D. in (2014)

Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences,volume 46,issue 3 , Vol. 46, Iss. 3, 2014-07 , pp. 282-292

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Fingermark detection and identification: current research efforts

By Lennard Chris in (2014)

Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences,volume 46,issue 3 , Vol. 46, Iss. 3, 2014-07 , pp. 293-303

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Variability of mixed DNA profiles separated on a 3130 and 3500 capillary electrophoresis instrument

By Bright Jo-Anne,Neville Sharon,Curran James M.,Buckleton John S. in (2014)

Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences,volume 46,issue 3 , Vol. 46, Iss. 3, 2014-07 , pp. 304-312

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Investigation into stutter ratio variance

By Bright Jo-Anne,Curran James M.,Buckleton John S. in (2014)

Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences,volume 46,issue 3 , Vol. 46, Iss. 3, 2014-07 , pp. 313-316

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Supporting interdisciplinary case studies: development and implementation of a joint learning environment for students in forensic science and criminal law

By Biedermann A.,Voisard R.,Scoundrianos A.,Furrer J.,Taroni F.,Champod C. in (2014)

Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences,volume 46,issue 3 , Vol. 46, Iss. 3, 2014-07 , pp. 317-329

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