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996183
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b750553
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Hadley, Keith.
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Ensuring competent performance in forensic practice : : recovery, analysis, interpretation, and reporting /\ Keith Hadley, Michael J. Fereday.
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| Publication Statement
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Boca Raton, FL :: CRC Press,, ©2008.
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1 online resource (240 pages) :: illustrations
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084933358X
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: 1281150991
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: 1420005022
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: 9780849333583
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: 9781281150998
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: 9781420005028
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Contents
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; Science Sector, DG Associates ; Appendix 2: Recovery of Material of Evidential Value--Laboratory Based; Appendix 3: Seventy-Eight Uses of Occupational Standards; Appendix 4: Professional Standards of Competence (National; Occupational Standards in Forensic Science), Science Technology and Mathematics Council ; Appendix 5: Competency Assessment; Appendix 6: Functional Map for Forensic Science
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Defining Forensic Science ; Personal Accountability; Competence; Key Roles in the Forensic Process; Standards; References; Standards ; Some History; National and Scottish Vocational Qualifications; National and Scottish Vocational Qualifications: levels; Assessment of Workplace Performance against the Standards; References; Generic Standards ; References; Use of Standards ; Introduction; Using the Standards as a Basis for Training and Learning Programs; Summary of Units and Elements of Competence for the Professional Standards of Competence in Forensic Science; Unit 2: Examine Items and Samples; A Generic Training Program for Forensic Scientists Derived from the Professional Standards of Competence; Translating the Generic to the Specific; Using the Standards as a Basis for the Continual Assessment; of Competent Forensic Practice; Using the Standards as a Basis
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For Qualifications; Using the Standards as a Basis for Certification or Accreditation; References; Council for the Registration of Forensic Practitioners (CRFP) ; Introduction; Why a Register?; Recent Developments; Role of the CRFP; How is Registration Achieved?; A Suggested Model for the Development of Registration; Assessments using National Occupational Standards; Finally; Skills for Justice ; A Training Strategy; Appendix 1: Occupational Mapping Study for the Forensic.
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| Abstract
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There has been considerable media interest in forensic science over the past decade as well as an increasing number of academic courses offered in the field. Focusing on assuring ongoing workplace competence of forensic scientists, this book develops the principles on which to base an assurance procedure and provides examples of its use in various circumstances. It describes standards of competence and demonstrates how such standards can be implemented into training and education programs. Details of the newly created Council for the Registration of Forensic Practitioners are also discussed. Suggesting uniform assessment strategies, it also describes international accreditation programs.
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Crime laboratories-- Standards.
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Forensic sciences-- Standards.
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Performance.
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LAW-- Forensic Science.
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Performance.
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| Dewey Classification
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363.25
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HV8073.H217 2008eb
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Fereday, Michael J.
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