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		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  13-13 TRAINING – A STRATEGY FOR SUCCESS Peter J. ABLETT
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  14-23 INTERPRETATION OF THE VALUE OF EVIDENCE Colin Graeme Girdwood AITKEN
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  24-37 TRACE EVIDENCE – SMALL SAMPLES, BIG PROBLEMS Brian CADDY
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  38-45 (EARS AND) EARPRINTS, INDIVIDUALISING CRIME SCENE MARKS?! Cor van der LUGT
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  49-52 THE SWEDISH MODEL OF EDUCATION FOR CRIME SCENE EXAMINERS Gunnel CARLSSON
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  53-58 THE FIREWORK INCIDENT IN ENSCHEDE. SCENE OF CRIME INVESTIGATION Wout KARELSE
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  59-63 THE PRINCIPLE OF EXPEDITION IN FORENSIC SCIENCE Grazyna KĘDZIERSKA
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  64-67 TOWARD A BETTER INTEGRATION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES AT THE SCENE OF CRIME: THE CONCEPT OF WEARABLE COMPUTER Bertrand LATHOUD, Olivier RIBAUX, Solange GHERNAOUTI-HÉLIE
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  68-75 RETAINING PHYSICAL TRACES AND EVIDENCE Otmar LENERTZ
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  76-82 FORENSIC ENTOMOLOGY OR HOW TO USE INFORMATIVE CADAVER INHABITANT Yvan MALGORN
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  83-85 COMPUTER AIDED CRIME SCENE SKETCHING Peter W. PFEFFERLI
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  86-89 STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE FOR CRIME SCENE MANAGEMENT Keith HADLEY
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  93-100 THE ANALYSIS OF SERIAL CRIME THROUGH THE USE OF DIFFERENT SOURCES OF DATA Olivier RIBAUX, Pierre A. MARGOT
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  103-109 THE ALLELIC DISTRIBUTION OF THE Y CHROMOSOMAL STR LOCI IN AN ESTONIAN POPULATION SAMPLE Anu AASPÕLLU, Ingrid SUMERI, Merike KELVE
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  110-115 PCR ANALYSIS OF DNA FROM SKELETAL REMAINS IN CRIME INVESTIGATION CASE Katja DROBNIČ
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  116-124 APPLICATION OF GenePrint® PowerPlex™ 16 SYSTEM IN ANALYSING OF FORENSIC MIX STAINS Paulina WOLAŃSKA-NOWAK, Wojciech BRANICKI, Tomasz KUPIEC
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  127-130 IDENTIFICATION AND COMPARISON OF FUNGAL DRUGS J. CHASELING, Michael D. COLE, J. C. I. LEE, Adrian M. T. LINACRE
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  131-146 THE ANALYSIS OF ECSTASY TABLETS BY ICP/MS AND ICP/AES Stéphane COMMENT, Eric LOCK, Christian ZINGG, Alfred JAKOB
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  147-151 COMPLEX HEROIN COMPARISON INVESTIGATION Michael A. DROZDOV, Andrei V. KAMAEV, Tatiana B. KIMSTACH
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  152-157 PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS IN ILLICIT DRUG CASES Roman STANASZEK, Wojciech LECHOWICZ
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  161-164 GRADUATE POLICE EDUCATION IN TURKEY: 10 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Sevil ATASOY, Ersi ABACI-KALFOGLU, Neylan ZIYALAR
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  165-167 TRAINING IN THE FORENSIC SCIENCES Adrian M. T. LINACRE, Michael D. COLE, Anya HUNT, Niamh NIC DAÉID, James THORPE, Nigel WATSON, Peter WHITE
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  168-172 THE USE OF IT IN TEACHING FORENSIC SCIENCE Niamh NIC DAÉID
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  173-179 BAYESIAN NETWORKS AND THE EVALUATION OF SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE: A THEORETICAL APPROACH Franco TARONI, Paolo GARBOLINO
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  183-197 COMPUTER-AIDED DATA HANDLING IN CASEWORK Thomas BIERMANN, Stefan DECK
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  198-202 THE EVIDENTIAL VALUE OF BLACK COTTON FIBRES Michael C. GRIEVE
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  203-206 RECOVERY OF FIBRES FROM PARTIALLY BURIED CLOTHING Ruth GRIFFIN
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  207-216 THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH FINDINGS FIBRES IN TERRORIST CASES Ruth GRIFFIN
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  217-221 POLY(TRIMETHYLENE TEREPHTHALATE): A "NEW" TYPE OF POLYESTER FIBRE Max M. HOUCK, Ronald E. MENOLD II, Rebecca A. HUFF
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  222-229 INFORMATION CONTENT OF TEXTILE LABELS IN THE UNITED STATES, CANADA, AND EUROPE Max M. HOUCK, Kimberly REUBUSH
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  230-235 FIBRE-PLASTIC FUSIONS IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENT RECONSTRUCTION Georg JOCHEM, Herbert PABST
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  236-238 ANTI CONTAMINATION PROCEDURES FOR TEXTILE FIBRE EXAMINATION – A DISCUSSION DOCUMENT Roger ROBSON, Tiernan COYLE
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  239-248 CHANCES AND LIMITATIONS OPERATING WITH POTENTIALLY CRIME-RELEVANT TEXTILE FIBRE TRACES Michael STAUBER
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  249-254 A POPULATION STUDY OF FIBRES FOUND ON BUS SEATS IN CRACOW Jolanta WĄS-GUBAŁA, Andrzej CHOCHÓŁ
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  255-259 THE TRANSFER AND PERSISTENCE OF SMALL FRAGMENTS OF POLYURETHANE FOAM ONTO CLOTHING Kenneth G. WIGGINS, A. EMES, L. H. BRACKLEY
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  263-267 INVESTIGATION OF EXPLOSION CAUSES – POSSIBILITIES AND LIMITATIONS Klaus KRÖNKE
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  268-271 ENFSI FIRE AND EXPLOSION INVESTIGATION WORKING GROUP 1998–2000 Niamh NIC DAÉID
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  272-277 AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE CAUSES OF LAUNDRY FIRES – SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION OF RESIDUAL FATTY ACIDS Niamh NIC DAÉID, Caroline MAGUIRE, Ailsa WALKER
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  281-287 FREQUENCY OF OCCURRENCE OF CERTAIN CHEMICAL CLASSES OF GSR FROM VARIOUS AMMUNITION TYPES Zuzanna BROŻEK-MUCHA, Grzegorz ZADORA
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  288-302 CONTEMPORARY RUSSIAN 7.62 x 39 MM AMMUNITION Lucien C. HAAG
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  303-310 THE CHARACTERISATION OF BULLET HOLES IN HELMETS MADE OF COMPOSITE MATERIALS: A CASE STUDY Nadav LEVIN, Baruch GLATTSTEIN
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  311-316 PYROTECHNIC RESIDUES ANALYSIS – DETECTION AND ANALYSIS OF CHARACTERISTIC PARTICLES BY SEM-EDS Susan A. PHILLIPS
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  319-325 PERCENTAGE SLOPE OF MAXIMAL ETHANOL CONCENTRATION IN BLOOD AS A MEASURE OF ETHANOL ELIMINATION IN CONTROLLED ALCOHOLEMIA Hanna CZEKAJSKA-ŁUCKIEWICZ, Roman MĄDRO
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  326-332 INTER- AND INTRA-INDIVIDUAL VARIATIONS OF BLOOD/BREATH AND SALIVA/BREATH RATIOS OF ALCOHOL Wojciech GUBAŁA, Dariusz ZUBA
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  335-344 RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY OF INK ON PAPER Thomas ANDERMANN
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  345-355 THE INVESTIGATION OF MANUFACTURING MARKS ON NEWSPAPERS Brian W. CRAYTHORNE
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  356-374 EVIDENTIAL VALUE FROM INK-JET PRINTERS Stephen Philip DAY, Lee SHUFFLEBOTTOM
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  375-382 TRACES OF FORGERY IN DIGITALLY MANIPULATED DOCUMENTS Audrys DERINGAS
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  383-400 DIFFERENTIATION OF BALLPOINT AND LIQUID INKS – A COMPARISON OF METHODS IN USE Ewa FABIAŃSKA, Beata Maria TRZCIŃSKA
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  401-412 THE USE OF ATOMIC FORCE MICROSCOPY TO DETERMINE THE SEQUENCE OF CROSSED LINES Aita KHANMY-VITAL, Sandor KASAS, Giovanni DIETLER
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  413-427 IDENTIFYING BLACK TONERS USING FTIR AND PYROLYSIS-GC/MS Jan A. de KOEIJER, Johannes J. M. de MOEL
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  428-431 INFLUENCE OF OTHER SCRIPTS ON LATIN HANDWRITING Rita ter KUILE-HALLER
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  432-436 THE NEED FOR A MORE CONSISTENT APPROACH TO THE FORENSIC EXAMINATION OF DOCUMENTS – AN ENFSI WORKING GROUP PERSPECTIVE Jonathan MORRIS
		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI)  437-441 SURFACE ENHANCED RESONANCE RAMAN SCATTERING (SERRS) SPECTROSCOPY – STUDY ON INKS Emma WAGNER, Simon CLEMENT