Oxford dictionary of forensic science

By 2012-09-01T09:07:00

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Janine McGuire reviews this terminology resource for students and professionals

In the Oxford dictionary of forensic science the author Suzanne Bell has used her years of experience working in the field of forensic science to pull together a dictionary containing references to all the key areas. 

The dictionary provides terminology and explanations of the majority of topics in the vast and increasing area of forensic science. From DNA to forensic computing, this dictionary covers in clear language all the key terms and techniques. The explanations are clear and concisely written, while being informative and engaging. 

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