Winning! using lawyers' courtroom techniques to get your way in everyday situations by Nelson

Digital forensics for legal professionals understanding digital evidence from the warrant to the courtroom by Daniel, Larry (Larry E.), Daniel, Lars (Lars E.)

Parikh's textbook of medical jurisprudence, forensic medicine and toxicology for classrooms and courtrooms by Parikh, C.K. (Champaklal Kesharlal) 1923-

Fingerprints analysis and understanding by Hawthorne, Mark R.

Table of Contents: “…The history of fingerprints -- Systematic methods of identification -- Fingerprint pattern types and associated terminology -- Classification : Henry with FBI extension, NCIC, and IAFIS -- Known/direct/inked fingerprints; unknown/latent fingerprints -- Courtroom presentation.…”

Forensic criminology by Williams, Andy

Civilizational imperatives Americans, Moros, and the colonial world by Charbonneau, Oliver 1984-

Table of Contents: “…Other frontiers -- Imagining the Moro: racial and spatial fantasies in Mindanao-Sulu -- Courtrooms, clinics, and colonies: remaking the southern Philippines -- Civilizational imperatives: building colonial classrooms -- Corrective violence: on fear, massacre, and punishment -- Tropical idylls: maintaining colonial spaces and bodies -- Moros in America: visiting the metropole in fact and fiction -- Imperial interactivities: Mindanao-Sulu in a connected world -- Colonial remains.…”

For the thrill of it Leopold, Loeb, and the murder that shocked jazz age Chicago by Baatz, Simon

Table of Contents: “…List of illustrations -- Preface -- Part 1: Crime -- 1: Kidnapping -- 2: Relationship -- 3: Planning the murder -- 4: Murder -- 5: Ransom -- 6: Interrogation -- 7: Confessions -- Part 2: Attorneys -- 8: Clarence Darrow -- 9: Robert Crowe -- Part 3: Courtroom -- 10: Indictment -- 11: Scientists arrive -- 12: Mitigation of punishment -- 13: Psychiatrists for the defense -- 14: Psychiatrists for the state -- 15: Closing statements -- 16: Sentencing -- 17: Aftermath -- Leopold and Loeb in fiction -- Author's note -- Sources -- Notes -- Index -- Illustration credits.…”

E-justice information and communication technologies in the court system /

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Letters from Nuremberg my father's narrative of a quest for justice by Dodd, Christopher J. (Christopher John) 1944-

Table of Contents: “…Unexamined for decades, these letters now remind us of the inspiration that good people across the world have long taken from that courtroom -- and that fear and retribution are not the only bases for confrontation -- From publisher description…”

iPhone and iOS forensics investigation, analysis, and mobile security for Apple iPhone, iPad, and iOS devices by Hoog, Andrew, Strzempka, Katie

Women judges in the Muslim world a comparative study of discourse and practice

Table of Contents: “…Empirical realities of a theoretical debate / Ulrike Schultz -- Women's access to legal education and their appointment to the judiciary : the Dutch, Egyptian, and Indonesian cases compared / Nadia Sonneveld -- Female judges at Idonesian religious courtrooms : opportunities and challenges to gender equality / Euis Nurlaelawati an Arskal Salim -- Seeking Portia and the Duke : male and female judges dispensing justice in paternity cases in Morocco / Nadia Sonneveld -- Female judges in Malaysian Sharia courts : a problem of gender or legal interpretation? …”

Forensic investigation of explosions by Beveridge, Alexander

The new humanities reader by Miller, Richard E. (Richard Earl) 1961-

Table of Contents: “…The ecology of magic / David Abram -- Honor and shame / Lila Abu-Lughod -- Science in the courtroom: opinions without evidence / Marcia Angell -- Does God have a future? …”

Research handbook on child soldiers by Barrett, Jastine C.

Table of Contents: “…/ Godfrey Odongo -- Minors and miners : accountability beyond child soldiering in the Democratic Republic of Congo / Sharanjeet Parmar and Yann Lebrat -- Crimes committed by child soldiers : an argument for coherence / Nikila Kaushik and Steven Freeland -- Child soldiers in international courtrooms : unqualified perpetrators, erratic witnesses and irreparable victims? …”