... bullets. 21 05 2004 02 10 2004 01 03 2005 forensic science criminalistics trace evidence bullet lead analysis elemental analysis ICP-AES References Lukens   HR , Schlesinger   HL , Guinn   VP , Hackleman   RP . Forensic neutron activation analysis...

..., foundation, trace evidence Cosmetic foundation products are widely used by the general population. They are brown colored liquids or creams that are generally applied to the facial area. Their semi-opaque nature helps achieve the desired effect of an even skin tone and to cover blemishes. These products...

... plant, on the clothing suggested that the alibi was untrue and that the clothing had been in mountains in the vicinity of Mount Holdsworth or a similar mountain scene where Nothofagus menziesii was growing. KEYWORDS: forensic science, forensic palynology, trace evidence, clothing, pollen analysis...

... . Peele   ER , Havekost   DG , Peters   CA , Riley   JP , Halberstam   RC , Koons   RD . Comparison of bullets using the elemental composition of the lead component . Proceedings of the International Symposium on the Forensic Aspects of Trace Evidence; 1991 June 24–28; Quantico, VA ; 57...

... substrate, screen-print ink can vary in color and composition. Particles dislodged from screen-printed garments may exhibit fabric impressions. Screen-printed clothing, commonly encountered in forensic casework, should be viewed as a potential source of trace evidence. forensic science trace evidence...

... in the concentrations of several elements or by an extremely large difference in the concentrations of one or more element. KEYWORDS: forensic science, criminalistics, trace evidence, glass, elemental analysis, statistics, ICP-AES The forensic comparison of recovered glass fragments with specific broken objects...

... of an association or an exclusion based upon trace evidence require an evaluation of debris in its context; reference points for such evaluation are presented. Samples of debris from the sites relevant to the event under investigation must be available, as well as debris standards from the usual environments...

... of the 20,706 pairwise comparisons of the 204 specimens in this study, the two specimens are analytically distinguishable. The use of highly discriminating analytical methods for the comparison of trace evidence and the corresponding low probability of two unrelated glass specimens being indistinguishable...

... (SEM/EDX) and X-ray powder diffraction (XRD). 09 04 1997 15 09 1997 01 05 1998 forensic science zinc phosphide chlorophacinone poisoning suicide trace evidence References Windholz   M , Budavari   S , Blumetti   R F , Otterbein   E S , editors...

..., fibers, trace evidence There is now considerable support for the Bayesian approach to assessing evidence in the context of a legal adversary system (2-5). The examples which are described in the literature tend, of necessity, to be relatively simple and practical complications are minimized so...

...JM Taupin, M.A. Levels of trace evidence transfer were examined in a casework context. A girl was allegedly abducted in a car and rape attempted by the accused, who denied any contact with the victim. Clothing worn by the victim and the accused, and the covers from the front seats of the car, were...

...: forensic science, criminalistics, mass spectrometry, inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry,glass, trace evidence Refractive index (RI) measurement is the basic method used for the comparison of small glass fragments in most forensic science laboratories. Elemental analysis can provide valuable...

... science forensic geology soils soil analysis trace evidence References Blau   P E . I hear of Sherlock everywhere . Earth Sci 1981 : 24 - 5 . Cleveland   G B . CDMG helps find kidnapper . California Geol 1973 : 240 - 1 . Eckert   W G . The Lindbergh case—a triumph...

...N Petraco, M. S.; PR De Forest, D. Crim. This paper reviews the use of trace evidence recovered from spent bullets in helping to establish trajectories. The use of information derived from such trace evidence combined with that from geometrical techniques of trajectory reconstruction and other data...

...Z-N He, Ph.D. The statistics in this paper were based on the classification, lifting, general detection, and results of instrument analysis of trace evidence (354 samples) in 211 cases involving homicide, suicide, rape, and traffic accidents which were handled in our institute since 1982. The study...

... of trace evidence is worth recovering and analyzing. 16 06 1987 01 10 1987 14 10 1987 criminalistics ballistics trace evidence wound ballistics References Locard , E. , “ Dust and Its Analysis ,” The Police Journal , Vol. 1 , 1928 , pp. 177 - 192 . Pounds...

... that involve trace evidence. 24 11 1986 09 01 1987 01 09 1987 criminalistics trace evidence vacuum cleaners References Soderman , H. and O'Connell , J. J. , Modern Criminal Investigation , Funk and Wagnalls , New York , 1935 , p. 248 . Kirk , P. L...

...SG Ryland, B.S. The value of source-type classification for small fragments of glass encountered in trace evidence casework is restressed. The incorporation of classification techniques into the classical refractive index/density comparison scheme is described. The techniques employed...

... in the reconstruction of the accidents. 09 07 1985 05 10 1985 01 07 1986 forensic science accidents collision research fibers plastics trace evidence References Seiffert , U. and Walzer , P. , The Future of Automotive Technology , Frances Printer (Publishers) , Dover...

... they have been in contact. A procedure is also outlined for transferring iron traces from hands onto filter paper for those persons who refuse to have their hands sprayed with chemicals like ferrozine whose toxicity is unknown. KEYWORDS: forensic science, trace evidence, ballistics, ferrozine...