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Volume 1 Number 3 |
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Table of Contents
Statistics and
Trace Evidence: The Tyranny of Numbers
Max M. Houck
Advances
in Document Examination: The Video Spectral Comparator 2000
Gregg M. Mokrzycki
The Finapres
(Volume Clamp) Recording Method in Psychophysiological Detection
of Deception Examinations: Experimental Comparison With the
Cardiograph Method
John A. Podlesny
and John C. Kircher
Shipping Disposable
Lighters as Forensic Evidence
Michael E. Miller
Definitions and
Guidelines for the Use of Imaging Technologies in the Criminal
Justice System
Scientific Working Group on Imaging
Technologies (SWGIT)
Trace Evidence
Recovery Guidelines
Scientific Working Group on
Materials Analysis (SWGMAT)
2nd International
Symposium on the Forensic Examination of Questioned Documents, Albany,
New York, June 14 – 18, 1999
Abstracts of Presentations and
Poster Sessions
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