Forensic Science
An Audio Guide
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Forensic Science
Narrated by:
Rodney Gardiner
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Narrated by:
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Rodney Gardiner
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Written by:
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Jay Siegel
About this listen
Editorial Reviews
Rodney Gardiner’s deep, rich baritone and inviting tone draws the listener in from the first lines of Jay Siegel’s broad survey on forensic science: a relatively nascent field whose sensationalistic aspects have been emphasized throughout film, TV, and literature for the past 20 years and whose utilization in the real-world justice system has proved to be vital yet highly contentious.
While Siegel dissects real-life cases, he doesn’t dwell on graphic details or embrace the lurid aspects of the crimes featured; his aim is to debunk myths and provide a cogent, enjoyable introduction into this complex and intriguing field.
Critic Reviews
“Jay Siegel’s forte has always been forensic science education and that strength shines through in Forensic Science: A Beginner’s Guide. Clear, concise, and offering an insightful perspective on a popular topic, Siegel makes the complexity and importance of forensic science understandable to anyone.” (Max M Houck, Director of the Forensic Science Initiative and co-author of ‘Fundamentals of Forensic Science’)
“Easy to understand yet rigorous. His discussion of bias is outstanding and should be read by everyone with any interest in forensic science.” (Chris Tindall, Professor of Chemistry and Director of Criminalistics at the Metropolitan State College of Denver)
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