| Description |
1 online resource (290 pages) |
| Contents |
What is veterinary forensics? / David Bailey -- Forensic reasoning, philosophy and argument construction / Karl Harrison -- Introduction to law for animal workers / Deborah Rook and Pippa Swann -- A one health approach / Lloyd Reeve Johnson -- Evidence collection and gathering / David Bailey -- Crime scene evidence- hair analysis / Claire Gwinnett -- Crime scene evidence- DNA / David Bailey and Louise Robinson -- Crime scene evidence- firearms and ballistics / Rachel Bolton King and Johan Schulze -- Crime scene evidence- blood and blood pattern analysis / David Bailey -- Crime scene evidence- understanding documentary evidence / Nikolaos Chartoularios -- Toxicology and chemical analysis / Enest Rogers -- Bitemark analysis / Jenny Hamilton-Ible, Lucy Leicester, Louise Macleod and Adele Wharton -- Report writing / David Bailey -- The animal-human relationship / Pippa Swann |
| Summary |
Veterinarians often come into contact with the law in cases of animal cruelty, domestic animal and wildlife crimes, and human crimes with an animal element. This book provides practical training, covering how to operate in a crime scene, work with emergency service personnel, collect evidence, prepare reports and provide evidence in court |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Subject |
Veterinary forensic medicine.
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Forensic Medicine -- methods
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Veterinary Medicine -- methods
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Animal Welfare -- legislation & jurisprudence
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Veterinary forensic medicine
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Harrison, Karl
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White, Steven
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Reeve-Johnson, Lloyd
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Gwinnet, Claire
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Bolton King, Rachel
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Kolatzis, Nikolaos
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Rogers, Ernest
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Rook, Deborah
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| ISBN |
1789244404 |
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9781789244403 |
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