Johnson Emerging Technologies in Forensic Science

Erscheinungsjahr 2018
ISBN: 978-1-351-83887-0
Verlag: Taylor & Francis
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)

E-Book, Englisch, 350 Seiten

Reihe: Emerging Technologies, Ethics and International Affairs

An original contribution to both the literature on emerging technologies and the literature on contemporary theories and investigative techniques in forensic science. The chapters address cutting-edge, developing, and even hypothetical techniques and technologies in forensics research and practice, especially as it relates to the criminal justice and law enforcement worlds in contemporary society. Forensic science, as a relatively new field of research still actively identifying itself in the larger landscape of the sciences, has been sharply criticized for utilizing techniques deemed largely unscientific by subject area experts. One intention of this volume is to re-view a sufficient sample of emerging technologies in forensic science to enable the reader to make an informed decision on whether forensic science deserves the critical skepticism it receives, or whether it offers a collection of investigative techniques that are just as scientifically sound as those found in other areas of experimental science. Academics and forensics professionals in diverse professional settings will benefit from reading this volume, and utilizing it as a reference guide on numerous aspects of contemporary thinking on how best to forensically process crime scenes, address forensic assessment issues, evidence based treatment of criminal behavior in our society, and improve the techniques used to work in an array of settings.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Johnson, Ronn

Fachgebiete

• Sozialwissenschaften Politikwissenschaft Politikwissenschaft Allgemein

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Foreword

Dr. Who?

Preface

Ronn Johnson, Ph.D., ABPP



Part 1 Advanced Theoretical Applications Relevant in Diverse Forensic Settings

CHAPTER 1 An Overview of Current and Emerging Technologies in Diverse Forensic Science Settings

Ronn Johnson

CHAPTER 2 Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Training in Forensic Settings

Andreas Larsson

CHAPTER 3 Juvenile Fire-Setting and Bomb Making Behavior: A Clinical Forensic Paradigm

Ronn Johnson and Tanna M. Jacob

CHAPTER 4 Preventing False Confessions During Interrogations

Phillip Neely

CHAPTER 5 The Dynamic Role of the Forensic Psychologist in
Emerging Issues in Correctional Mental Health

Kori Ryan and Heather McMahon



Part 2 Emerging Technological Advancements within Forensic Sciences

CHAPTER 6 Comparative Perspectives in Digital Forensic Technologies

Hollianne Marshall

CHAPTER 7 Emerging Technologies in Forensic Anthropology:

The Potential Utility and Current Limitations of 3-D Technologies

Heather Garvin, Alexandra R. Klales and Sarah Furnier

CHAPTER 8 3-D Laser Scanning

John DeHaan

CHAPTER 9 Computer Fire Models

John DeHaan



Part 3 Corollary Factors and Prevention Trends in Forensic Science Arenas

CHAPTER 10 The Evolution of Spatial Forensics into Forensic Architecture:

Applying Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) and
Criminal Target Selection

Gregory SaVille

CHAPTER 11 Emerging Trends in Technology and Forensic Psychological Roots of
Radicalization and Lone Wolf Terrorists

Jessica Mueller and Ronn Johnson



Part 4 Scientific Advancements in Forensic Investigations

CHAPTER 12 Phenylketonuria

(PKU) Cards: An Underutilized Resources in Forensic Investigations
Scott Duncan

CHAPTER 13 Detection of Impairing Drugs in Human Breath: Aid to Cannabis and
Impaired Driving Enforcement in the Form of a Portable Breathalyzer

Nicholas Lovrich, Herbert Hill, Jessica Tufariello and Nichole Lovrich



Part 5 Ethical Concerns in Forensic Science

CHAPTER 14 The Ethical Considerations of Forensic Science Management:

The Case for State Oversight Accreditation

Wendy L. Hicks

CHAPTER 15 Ethics of Forensic Science: Proceed with Caution

Randall Grometstein