Principles and Practice of Criminalistics¶
Inman, K., & Rudin, N. (2001). Principles and Practice of Criminalistics: The Profession of Forensic Science.
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- Indexicality
- Inman and Rudin (2001) frame trace evidence as a paradigm of indexical inference: the trace works because it is causally bound to its source, and the analyst reads the link backward to identify the cause.
This sourceProtocols in Forensic Science. CRC Press. Frames trace evidence as a paradigm of indexical inference: a physical trace works as evidence because it is causally bound to its source, and the analyst reads the existential link backward from sign to cause.
- Inman and Rudin (2001) frame trace evidence as a paradigm of indexical inference: the trace works because it is causally bound to its source, and the analyst reads the link backward to identify the cause.
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