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Analysis of Urine Samples in Cases of Alleged Sexual Assault,tific facts relevant to specific cases. The importance of such sensitive and credible procedures has gained a new dimension over the last few years in countering media inaccuracies and exaggerations concerning certain forensic issues, most recently exemplified by reports on the use of drugs in cases

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Introduction: The Parallel Voices of Modern Animal Welfare Movements and a Literature of Compassioncourages engagement with difficult ethical questions. This chapter introduces the idea of animal literature as a literature of protest that . readers on ways human behavior causes suffering, promotes ., and . more compassionate ways of interacting with nonhuman neighbors. This chapter argues the ima