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The lab arm of the law

Jim Giles

Nature, 2003, vol. 422, issue 6927, 13-14

Abstract: Forensic science is already a mainstay of modern police work. But are criminologists missing a trick by failing to apply the latest scientific findings to crime prevention? Jim Giles investigates.

Date: 2003
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