Journal of Forensic Research

International Conference on Forensic Research & Technology

October 15-17, 2012 DoubleTree by Hilton Chicago-Northshore, USA

AcceptedAbstracts

• Crime rate vs. population: What really is the dependence?

  A.A.C.C. Pais and S.C.R. Ferreira

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• New technologies in forensic sciences

  Aurora Valenzuela-Garach

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• Detection and characterization of viable circulating tumor cells in solid tumors using the EPISPOT assay

  Catherine Alix-Panabieres

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• Targeted alpha therapy for cancer

  Graeme Melville

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• Crime scene behaviors of crime scene stagers

  Laura Pettler

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• Rapid clear– A new methodology for fast clearing mass casualty crime scenes

  Lior Nedivi

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• Collection of post and ante mortem data and their significance in forensic odontostomatology

  Manashvini S. Patil

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• The cost of managing injuries of bomb blast seen at hospitals in eight Nigeria States

  Ogebe Onazi

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• Amino acid racemization in human dentine as an indicator of age

  Qudsia Hassan, M. Zahid Bashir, Aneela Jaleel, Omer Mukhtar Tarar, M. Samee Haider and Lakht-e-Zahra

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• Aggression and seclusion on acute psychiatric wards: Effect of short-term risk assessment

  Roland van de Sande, Nijman HL, Noorthoorn EO, Wierdsma AI, Hellendoorn E, van der Staak C and Mulder CL

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• Importance of dental identification in forensic sciences

  Sanjayagouda B. Patil

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• Reconstructing recent human phylogenies with forensic STR loci: A statistical approach

  Suraksha Agrawal

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• The role of expert witness in criminal procedure– Similarities and differences between adversarial and inquisitorial system

  Tanja Kesic, Ivana Bjelovuk and Milan Zarkovic

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• Tanja Kesic, Ivana Bjelovuk and Milan Zarkovic

  Claudia Figaro-Garcia, Cintia Fridman Rave, Fernanda Toledo Gonçalves, Paulo Cesar Santos, Eduardo Massad, Linamara Rizzo Battistella and Gilka J. Figaro Gattás

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• Computer Tomography (CT): A valuable forensic crime investigation technique

  Kapil Verma, Sonal Srivastava and Bhawana Joshi

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• Ear Prints: Attractive evidence in forensic criminal identification

  Kapil Verma, Bhawana joshi and Anju mathai

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• Drowning cases- A bizarre of events

  Richa Mehta, S.S. Chandna and Anil Kumar

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• Revisiting of objectivity of latent fingerprint evidence and fingerprint examiner’s fallacy

  Shahzad Ahmad

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• Forensic criminal identification is hampered by the limited capacity of witness memory

  Tochukwu O.Onwuegbusi

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• Extraction and comparison of local and global features for automatic recognition of face images

  Vagner do Amaral, Gilka J.F. Gattás, Claudia Figaro-Garcia, Ramaiana Cardinali, Marilisa Pereira, Fernanda Toledo Gonçalves, Vera Lúcia Rodrigues Alves, Arlete Camargo de Melo Slimene, Cintia Fridman, Linamara Rizzo Battistella and Carlos Eduardo Thomaz

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