Scientific Evidence for Police Officers: Scientific Tests and Experiments; Specific Methods of Proof |
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CHAPTER PAGE 1 POLICE INVESTIGATIONS AND CIVIL RIGHTS | 1 |
PERILS OF CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE | 35 |
LEGALITY OF POLICE INVESTIGATIVE PROCEDURES | 52 |
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