fingerprints

Examines how forensic scientists gather and use fingerprints and impressions to investigate crimes and presents related case studies as well as key facts.

Provides an introduction to the field of forensics, focusing on the work done bycrime scene investigators, identifying the skills, education, and training needed to be a CSI, discussing opportunities and future trends in the field, and including a look at how fingerprint and trace analysis has been used to catch criminals.

An introduction to fingerprinting and impression evidence that describes how it is used in criminal investigations and discusses real-life instances in which fingerprinting and impressions were important in solving crimes.

An introduction to forensic science procedures including the examination of fingerprints, DNA, gunpowder, fibers, and handwriting found at a crime scene.