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Firearm and Toolmark Identification : The Scientific Reliability of the Forensic Science Discipline by Ronald Nichols (2018, Hardcover)
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PublisherElsevier Science & Technology
ISBN-100128132507
ISBN-139780128132500
eBay Product ID (ePID)17038258716
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Number of Pages170 Pages
Publication NameFirearm and Toolmark Identification : the Scientific Reliability of the Forensic Science Discipline
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year2018
SubjectForensic Science
TypeTextbook
AuthorRonald Nichols
Subject AreaLaw
FormatHardcover
Dimensions
Item Length9 in
Item Width6 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceScholarly & Professional
LCCN2019-937166
IllustratedYes
Table Of Content1. Introduction2. Tool manufacture theory and practice for the firearm examiner3. Subclass characteristics4. State of the art5. The examination process6. The influence of bias7. Validation of FATM-ID8. Application as seen through the eyes of the courts
SynopsisFirearm and Tool Mark Identification: The Scientific Reliability of the Forensic Science Discipline examines the scientific reliability of the firearm and tool mark identification discipline (FATM-ID). It answers two primary questions that are necessary to assess the reliability of FATM-ID, including 1) Do different tools produce different tool marks? and 2) Can a trained examiner reliably distinguish among them? Other books published on the topic have assumed these true and have simply discussed what is involved in the discipline. This book brings together the most recent studies, serving as a well-referenced, single resource that shows that FATM-ID is scientifically reliable. Intended primarily for firearm and tool mark examiners, this valuable resource serves as a primary requirement for the training of firearm and tool mark examiners. Finally, it will be a valuable resource for attorneys who are seeking to better understand the scientific reliability of FATM-ID. Written by a foremost expert in FATM-ID, the book provides a complete and scientific examination for anyone involved in firearm and tool mark identification. Provides a single resource that examines the scientific reliability of firearm and tool mark identification Covers the role of bias in the examination process and how it can impact the reliability of the final outcome Written by an expert in the field with over 25 years of firearm and tool mark experience, Firearm and Tool Mark Identification: The Scientific Reliability of the Forensic Science Discipline examines the scientific reliability of the firearm and tool mark identification discipline (FATM-ID). It answers two primary questions that are necessary to assess the reliability of FATM-ID, including 1) Do different tools produce different tool marks? and 2) Can a trained examiner reliably distinguish among them? Other books published on the topic have assumed these true and have simply discussed what is involved in the discipline. This book brings together the most recent studies, serving as a well-referenced, single resource that shows that FATM-ID is scientifically reliable. Intended primarily for firearm and tool mark examiners, this valuable resource serves as a primary requirement for the training of firearm and tool mark examiners. Finally, it will be a valuable resource for attorneys who are seeking to better understand the scientific reliability of FATM-ID. Written by a foremost expert in FATM-ID, the book provides a complete and scientific examination for anyone involved in firearm and tool mark identification., Firearm and Toolmark Identification examines the scientific reliability of the firearm and toolmark identification discipline as it is applied in many forensic laboratories.This book is different than published historical and contemporary works in that it focuses less on the what and how of what examiners do in the normal course of their day, and instead on the scientific reliability of making common source determinations. In doing so, the author addresses two foundational questions necessary to assess the reliability of conclusions reached by firearm and toolmark examiners: 1) Do different tools produce different tool marks? and 2) Can a trained examiner reliably distinguish among them? Firearm and Toolmark Identification brings together historical and recent studies addressing each question, serving as a comprehensive, well-referenced resource showing that common source conclusions reached by firearm and toolmark examiners are scientifically reliable. Intended primarily for firearm and tool mark examiners, Firearm and Toolmark Identification serves as a primary requirement for the training of firearm and toolmark examiners and a valuable resource for trained examiners. It also outlines an approach for evaluating the scientific foundations of comparative pattern analysis such that other forensic science disciplines relying on pattern matching for making common source determinations would also find utility in this work. Finally, it is a valuable resource for attorneys who are seeking to better understand the scientific reliability of conclusions reached by firearm and toolmark examiners. Book jacket.
LC Classification NumberHV8077
