U.S. Department of Justice

Federal Bureau of Investigation

APRIL 2000

Volume 2     Number 2

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Table of Contents

Comments on Facial Aging in
Law Enforcement Investigation
Michael A. Taister, Sandra D. Holliday, and H. I. M. Borrman

Identifying and Mitigating Workplace Stress Among Forensic Laboratory Managers
James D. Sewell

Firearms and Toolmarks in the FBI Laboratory
Sally A. Schehl

Guidelines for Forensic Document Examination
Scientific Working Group for Forensic Document Examination (SWGDOC)
January 2000 Revision

Digital Evidence: Standards and Principles
Scientific Working Group on Digital Evidence (SWGDE)
International Organization on Computer Evidence (IOCE)
October 1999

Crime Scene Investigation
Technical Working Group on Crime Scene Investigation

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Book Review: Craniofacial Identification
in Forensic Medicine
C. Michael Bowers

Training Update
Specialized Training Program for 2000: Schedule of Classes Announced
Jane M. Homeyer

Rapid Communications

	Meetings
	Employment Opportunities

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FORENSIC SCIENCE COMMUNICATIONS      APRIL 2000   VOLUME 2   NUMBER 2