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"Sifting the Ashes" Volume 2 # 10
Posted by: John Lentini (IP Logged)
Date: October 07, 2019 01:15PM
The 16th edition of my monthly newsletter, “Sifting the Ashes,” is now up and available at [www.firescientist.com]. This month includes commentary and links about a new ASTM Standard for Crime Scene Photography, a Law Review article urging judges to apply Daubert in criminal cases in the same way they apply it in criminal cases, and a new code of professional responsibility put forward by the Texas Forensic Science Commission.
This month's case study shows what happens when an investigator who has never investigated the fire in a pool supply store investigates a fire in a pool supply store. He had five reasons for calling fire incendiary. Unfortunately, none of them were valid.
Readers’ comments are welcome, as always.
This month's case study shows what happens when an investigator who has never investigated the fire in a pool supply store investigates a fire in a pool supply store. He had five reasons for calling fire incendiary. Unfortunately, none of them were valid.
Readers’ comments are welcome, as always.
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