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Child porn police use spy software to arrest 200 suspects; Child porn suspects caught while online by new Met software. Oct 9, 2009 591
Innovative officer captures fugitives. Rayborn, Jessica Jun 1, 2009 657
Innocence denied: DNA testing stalled. Balko, Radley Dec 1, 2008 370
Using technology to help solve crimes. Wimmer, Art Dec 1, 2008 1837
Police use Bluetooth to fight crime. Jun 17, 2008 77
Police use Bluetooth technology in hunt for killer of Rhys. Oct 30, 2007 331
The CSI effect: forensic evidence and construction law. Schmeltz, Leigh Erin Sep 6, 2006 779
Forensic Laboratories at Bureau of Investigation Ministry of Justice, Taiwan Use eGene's HDA-GT12(TM) System for DNA Identification Work. Aug 29, 2006 448
Evidentiary Use of Novel Computer-Generated Animation Upheld in Pennsylvania. Conrad, Robert Aug 9, 2006 799
Google's China problem: U.S. technology companies come under fire for helping China police the internet. French, Howard W. Apr 3, 2006 1368
Where on earth are sex offenders? States are using satellites to track dangerous sex offenders, many of whom become lost to registration systems. Lyons, Donna Mar 1, 2006 964
Capturing DNA's crime fighting potential: DNA databases are expanding and solving many cold cases, but crime labs often lack the cold cash to fulfill their potential. Lyons, Donna Cover Story Mar 1, 2006 1445
Identifying the missing and the dead: as forensic DNA technology improves, new opportunities emerge to solve cases of missing persons and unidentified remains. Harrison, Blake Mar 1, 2006 1771
65. Brief Article Feb 1, 2006 32
Benched science: increasingly, judges decide what science--if any--a jury hears. Raloff, Janet Oct 8, 2005 2500
A look at transportation forensics. Ormsby, Clay; Liu, Rongtang May 1, 2005 3303
To deal with terrorist threats and high-tech crime, police officers will rely more on training and mentoring, say police experts polled by criminologist Gene Stephens. Brief Article Apr 1, 2005 99
New technology and old police work solve cold sex crimes. Markey, James Sep 1, 2003 2718
Tools for digital sleuths. (Tech Talk). Piazza, Peter Brief Article Apr 1, 2002 496
Blinded by technology. Dec 1, 1996 335
The key to capture. Richardson, Mack W.; Overton, W.C. Jan 1, 1991 1493

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