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Forensic Odontology, Part 3: Advanced Photographic Techniques (From Medicolegal Investigation of Death: Guidelines for the Application of Pathology to Crime Investigation, Fourth Edition, P 287-291, 2006, Werner U. Spitz and Daniel J. Spitz, eds. -- See NCJ-214126)

NCJ Number

214139

Date Published

2006

SureFire's Weapon Lights

NCJ Number

213790

Journal

Law and Order

Date Published

March 2006

Low-Light Engagements: Instructor Course

NCJ Number

213789

Journal

Law and Order

Date Published

March 2006

Use of Polilight in the Detection of Seminal Fluid, Saliva, and Bloodstains and Comparison With Conventional Chemical-Based Screening Tests

NCJ Number

213750

Journal

Journal of Forensic Sciences

Date Published

March 2006

Practical Vehicle Equipment

NCJ Number

213019

Journal

Police Chief

Date Published

January 2006

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Use of Force and High-Intensity Tactical Police Flashlights

NCJ Number

212573

Journal

FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin

Date Published

November 2005

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Tiger Vision: Linking Invention With Industry

NCJ Number

211817

Date Published

1999

Agencies

NIJ-Sponsored

New LEDs Enable Innovations in Forensic Alternative Light Sources

NCJ Number

210454

Journal

Forensic Magazine

Date Published

June 2005

Research & Reports

NCJ Number

209473

Journal

Probation Journal

Date Published

March 2003

Shining Light on Fingerprints to Fibers to Fluids: Alternative Light Sources Reveal Many Types of Evidence

NCJ Number

207835

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

October 2004

Surveillance for Crime Prevention in Public Space: Results and Policy Choices in Britain and America

NCJ Number

207042

Journal

Criminology and Public Policy

Date Published

July 2004

Demonstration That the Claim That Brighter Lighting Reduces Crime Is Unfounded

NCJ Number

206769

Journal

British Journal of Criminology

Date Published

May 2004

Measuring the Effects of Improved Street Lighting on Crime: A Reply to Dr. Marchant

NCJ Number

206770

Journal

British Journal of Criminology

Date Published

May 2004

Do More Emergency Lights Make You Safer?

NCJ Number

205313

Journal

Law and Order

Date Published

March 2004

Case for Night Sights

NCJ Number

204546

Journal

Law and Order

Date Published

January 2004

Effects of Improved Street Lighting on Crime: Protocol for a Systematic Review

NCJ Number

203067

Date Published

November 2003

Publication Link

PDF

Critical Review of Street Lighting, Crime and Fear of Crime in the British City

NCJ Number

201012

Journal

Crime Prevention and Community Safety: An International Journal

Date Published

2003

Six Strategies for Parking Safety

NCJ Number

200587

Journal

Campus Safety Journal

Date Published

June 2003

Have You Made the Switch to LEDs?

NCJ Number

199285

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

February 2003

Visual Effects Assessment of the Green Laser-Baton Illuminator (GLBI)

Date Published

May 2001

Publication Type

Report (Technical)

Agencies

NIJ-Sponsored

Effects of Neighborhood Conditions on Perceptions of Safety

NCJ Number

197173

Journal

Journal of Criminal Justice

Date Published

September 2002

Lamp Examination for "On" or "Off" in Vehicle Collisions (From Traffic Collision Investigation, Ninth Edition, P 301-366, 2001, Kenneth S. Baker, -- See NCJ-197110)

NCJ Number

197117

Date Published

2001

New Directions in Forensic Light Sources: Seeing Better Means More Leads

NCJ Number

196472

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

August 2002

Improving the Effectiveness of Fluorescence for the Detection of Semen Stains on Fabrics

NCJ Number

196328

Journal

Journal of Forensic Sciences

Date Published

July 2002

Are You Being Heard? Sirens and Air Horns Can Make a Difference

NCJ Number

196291

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

July 2002