Titlebook: Computer Applications for Handling Legal Evidence, Police Investigation and Case Argumentation; Ephraim Nissan Book 2012 Springer Science+

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FLINTS, a Tool for Police Investigation and Intelligence Analysis: A project by Richard Leary expla results in FLINTS; geographical analysis; temporal analysis; prolific (volume) offenders search; using geography to identify prolific offenders; hot spot searches; vehicle searching; and analytical audit trails.

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The Forensic Disciplines: Some Areas of Actual or Potential Application,rn to forensic geology and techniques from geophysics; scent-detection and electronic noses; forensic palynology and its databases; computing in environmental forensics; and forensic engineering. Two large sections, each internally subdivided into nine units, conclude this chapter: “Individual Ident

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P. Siegert,C. Gartmayr,C. Neitzelquantification are at present vindicated by the rise of the plausibility ranking of legal narratives (Section?“Bex’s Approach to Combining Stories and Arguments in Sense-Making Software for Crime Investigation”, in Chapter “The Narrative Dimension”, and Section “Another Approach to Critical Question

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Talent Management of Knowledge Workersinference concerning criminal cases, and Snow and Belis’s recursive multidimensional scoring). Finally, we consider Shimony and Nissan’s application of the kappa calculus to grading evidential strength, and then argue for trying to model relative plausibility.

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Rod Wills,Missy Morton,Roger Sleests and benefits of digital forensic investigations. Next, we discuss Bromby’s ADVOKATE, a tool for assessing eyewitness suitability and reliability (we also consider the Turnbull rules, and further elaborate on taxonomies of factors). In the section about policing, we consider organisational aspect

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The Beginnings of Higher Geometry,rn to forensic geology and techniques from geophysics; scent-detection and electronic noses; forensic palynology and its databases; computing in environmental forensics; and forensic engineering. Two large sections, each internally subdivided into nine units, conclude this chapter: “Individual Ident

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Book 2012er aim is to introduce legal professionals, as well as the more technically oriented among law enforcement professionals, or researchers in police science, to information technology resources from which their own respective field stands to benefit. Computer scientists must not blunder into design ch