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  Howdunit Forensics: A Guide for Writers (Howdunit) (Paperback) By (author) Douglas P. Lyle

  

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  Short Description for Howdunit ForensicsCovers the various fields of forensic science. This title explains how things work, how long it takes for the coroner or crime lab to perform various tests, when these testing procedures came about, under what circumstances they are useful, and where common errors occur.
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  • Publisher: Writer's Digest Books
  • Published: 30 May 2008
  • Format: Paperback 464 pages
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  • Categories: Language: Reference & General | Creative Writing & Creative Writing Guides | Writing & Editing Guides | Forensic Science | Civil Procedure: Law Of Evidence | Criminal Law & Procedure | Forensic Medicine
  • ISBN 13: 9781582974743 ISBN 10: 1582974748
  • Sales rank: 126,298

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• This is the definitive reference on forensics for writers in all genres, and fills the shoes of previous titles from the old Howdunit series.Taking a conversational manner, it will cover the various fields of forensic science in easily understood language, supported with diagrams as needed for clarity. Learn how things work, how long it takes for the coroner or crime lab to perform various tests, when these testing procedures came about, under what circumstances they are useful, and where common errors occur.This title takes each area of forensics, such as fingerprint analysis or crime scene reconstruction, and discusses the history of its development, how the science works (in simple to understand terms), how it helps in crime solving, and how a writer might use this technique in crafting his or her plot.