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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001  Vol. 46 (XLVI) 13-13
TRAINING – A STRATEGY FOR SUCCESS
Peter J. ABLETT
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 14-23
INTERPRETATION OF THE VALUE OF EVIDENCE
Colin Graeme Girdwood AITKEN
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 24-37
TRACE EVIDENCE – SMALL SAMPLES, BIG PROBLEMS
Brian CADDY
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 38-45
(EARS AND) EARPRINTS, INDIVIDUALISING CRIME SCENE MARKS?!
Cor van der LUGT
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 49-52
THE SWEDISH MODEL OF EDUCATION FOR CRIME SCENE EXAMINERS
Gunnel CARLSSON
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 53-58
THE FIREWORK INCIDENT IN ENSCHEDE. SCENE OF CRIME INVESTIGATION
Wout KARELSE
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 59-63
THE PRINCIPLE OF EXPEDITION IN FORENSIC SCIENCE
Grazyna KĘDZIERSKA
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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
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 68-75
RETAINING PHYSICAL TRACES AND EVIDENCE
Otmar LENERTZ
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 76-82
FORENSIC ENTOMOLOGY OR HOW TO USE INFORMATIVE CADAVER INHABITANT
Yvan MALGORN
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 83-85
COMPUTER AIDED CRIME SCENE SKETCHING
Peter W. PFEFFERLI
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 86-89
STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE FOR CRIME SCENE MANAGEMENT
Keith HADLEY
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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
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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
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 110-115
PCR ANALYSIS OF DNA FROM SKELETAL REMAINS IN CRIME INVESTIGATION CASE
Katja DROBNIČ
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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
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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
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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
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 147-151
COMPLEX HEROIN COMPARISON INVESTIGATION
Michael A. DROZDOV, Andrei V. KAMAEV, Tatiana B. KIMSTACH
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 152-157
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS IN ILLICIT DRUG CASES
Roman STANASZEK, Wojciech LECHOWICZ
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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
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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
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 168-172
THE USE OF IT IN TEACHING FORENSIC SCIENCE
Niamh NIC DAÉID
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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
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 183-197
COMPUTER-AIDED DATA HANDLING IN CASEWORK
Thomas BIERMANN, Stefan DECK
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 198-202
THE EVIDENTIAL VALUE OF BLACK COTTON FIBRES
Michael C. GRIEVE
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 203-206
RECOVERY OF FIBRES FROM PARTIALLY BURIED CLOTHING
Ruth GRIFFIN
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 207-216
THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH FINDINGS FIBRES IN TERRORIST CASES
Ruth GRIFFIN
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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
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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
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 230-235
FIBRE-PLASTIC FUSIONS IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENT RECONSTRUCTION
Georg JOCHEM, Herbert PABST
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 236-238
ANTI CONTAMINATION PROCEDURES FOR TEXTILE FIBRE EXAMINATION – A DISCUSSION DOCUMENT
Roger ROBSON, Tiernan COYLE
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 239-248
CHANCES AND LIMITATIONS OPERATING WITH POTENTIALLY CRIME-RELEVANT TEXTILE FIBRE TRACES
Michael STAUBER
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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
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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
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 263-267
INVESTIGATION OF EXPLOSION CAUSES – POSSIBILITIES AND LIMITATIONS
Klaus KRÖNKE
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 268-271
ENFSI FIRE AND EXPLOSION INVESTIGATION WORKING GROUP 1998–2000
Niamh NIC DAÉID
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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
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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
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 288-302
CONTEMPORARY RUSSIAN 7.62 x 39 MM AMMUNITION
Lucien C. HAAG
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 335-344
RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY OF INK ON PAPER
Thomas ANDERMANN
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 345-355
THE INVESTIGATION OF MANUFACTURING MARKS ON NEWSPAPERS
Brian W. CRAYTHORNE
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 356-374
EVIDENTIAL VALUE FROM INK-JET PRINTERS
Stephen Philip DAY, Lee SHUFFLEBOTTOM
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 375-382
TRACES OF FORGERY IN DIGITALLY MANIPULATED DOCUMENTS
Audrys DERINGAS
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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
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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
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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
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 428-431
INFLUENCE OF OTHER SCRIPTS ON LATIN HANDWRITING
Rita ter KUILE-HALLER
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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
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Problems of Forensic Sciences 2001 Vol. 46 (XLVI) 437-441
SURFACE ENHANCED RESONANCE RAMAN SCATTERING (SERRS) SPECTROSCOPY – STUDY ON INKS
Emma WAGNER, Simon CLEMENT
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