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criminalistics [‚krim·ən·əl′is·tiks]
(science and technology)


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Deborah Baskin, a professor and director of the School of Criminal Justice and Criminalistics at California State University, Los Angeles, said Proposition 36 failed to adequately match clients with appropriate services.
The author, a dive team specialist, lawyer, police investigator, and instructor of criminal investigation and forensic science, thoroughly establishes the need for effective underwater investigations by illustrating the recovery of underwater evidence in several disciplines, including field and marine archaeology, criminalistics, and forensic science.
The work that we've done has had an environmental impact," says Ed Espinoza, head of criminalistics.
 
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