Encyclopedia of Forensic and Legal Medicine, Third Edition builds on the strengths of its predecessor while providing a more modern, digital-friendly infrastructure. Unlike the previous A-Z approach to chapter organization, this edition is thematically structured around sections and topics via a taxonomic approach, making navigation far easier for users seeking comprehensive information on forensic science and legal medicine.
New to this edition are insightful articles exploring the history, application, future trends, and clinical/pathological professional issues within the field. Key topics include:
- Forensic taphonomy
- Non-fatal strangulation
- Coercive control
- Forensic biology
- Extrajudicial, summary, or arbitrary executions
This modern, fully up-to-date, and easy-to-navigate edition, complete with its electronic platform and consistently structured chapters, is ideal for readers from a variety of disciplines including law enforcement, legal professionals, forensic scientists, and medical practitioners.
Key Features:
- Comprehensive Reference: A one-stop resource containing approximately 400 articles, including 40 brand new entries that cover the latest developments in forensic and legal medicine.
- Thematic Structure: The modern, thematic organization reflects how researchers and professionals actually use content, enhancing the user experience.
- Emerging Issues: In-depth coverage of topical issues such as genealogical searches and human rights, keeping readers informed about.
Authors:
Jason Payne-James (Editor)
Edition:
3rd
Publication Date:
December 4, 2024
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