Table of Contents (Forensic Science Communications, April 2003)
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April 2003 - Volume 5 - Number 2 |
Research and Technology
Casework: A Y-STR Triplex for Use After Autosomal Multiplexes
Chang Yuet Meng,
Katrin Both,
Leigh A. Burgoyne
Bill O. Gartside,
Kevin J. Brewer,
Carmella L. Strong
Equipping the Modern Audio-Video Forensic Laboratory
Bruce E. Koenig,
Douglas S. Lacey,
Noel Herold
Standards and Guidelines
Bylaws of the Scientific Working Group on DNA Analysis Methods
Scientific Working Group on DNA Analysis Methods (SWGDAM)
Guidelines for Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) Nucleotide Sequence Interpretation
Scientific Working Group on DNA Analysis Methods (SWGDAM)
Guidance Document for Implementing Health and Safety Programs in DNA Laboratories
Scientific Working Group on DNA Analysis Methods (SWGDAM)
Short Communication
Regional mtDNA Laboratory Program
Book Reviews
Applying Statistics in the Courtroom by Phillip I. Good
Reviewed by Robert D. Koons
Handbook of Computer Crime Investigation: Forensic Tools and Technology
Edited by Eoghan Casey
Reviewed by Timothy P. Kosiba
Training Update
FBI Virtual Academy Issues and Update
Virginia W. Field
FBI Virtual Academy: Information and Agency Application
FBI Laboratory Training Unit
Meeting and Conferences
To Meetings and Conference Page
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