Abstract
Abstract The authors do not state the audience that this book was written for, but, judging from the level of the material and its length and breadth, it seems apparent that they had criminal investigators in mind. This is supported by the contents of the last chapter on legal aspects of forensic science, which deals almost exclusively with search and seizure issues.
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