forensic sciences

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forensic sciences

At risk

A Massachusetts district attorney running for governor wants to use some radical new DNA technology to solve a long-ago murder. The result? A new round of violence.
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The case of the missing moola

When money for a class trip to Washington, D.C., disappears from Mrs. Ramirez's room at Woodlands Junior High, Corey becomes the prime suspect, but the students in Club CSI are convinced that he is innocent.
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The prints of thieves

Batman and Robin use fingerprint analysis to crack the case
2017
"Batman and Robin use fingerprint analysis techniques to solve a burglary at the Gotham City Public Library"--Publisher.
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The spitting image

Batman and Robin use DNA analysis to crack the case
2017
"Batman and Robin use DNA analysis techniques to solve a burglary at the Gotham Gems jewelry store"--Publisher.
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Crime scene investigator

Offers a brief overview of the job responsibilities of crime scene investigators, discussing what tools they use on the job, how they help the police solve crimes, how their work has changed over the years, and other related topics.

Crime & detection

A photo-illustrated exploration of crime and detective work, which covers famous crimes in history, various kinds of crime, forensic analysis, and crime-solving techniques.

House rules

a novel
Emma Hunt's son Jacob, who has Asperger's syndrome and occasionally tries helping the police with his unique forensic analysis abilities, falls under suspicion when a murder occurs in town, reminding Emma of society's--and the legal system's--misunderstanding with regard to the behavioral cues associated with Asperger's.

Investigating a crime scene

"Use the scientific method to learn how crime scene investigators gather evidence to solve crimes"--Provided by publisher.

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