The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 8Grolier Incorporated, 1999 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries A thirty-volume encyclopedia covering important world events while providing major new treatments of selected topics in various academic fields. |
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Page 208
... result of some particularly noxious criminal act . Few laboratories were planned in a larger context , in line with recognized goals of science and criminal justice . Aim and Scope . The proper function of the crime laboratory is to ...
... result of some particularly noxious criminal act . Few laboratories were planned in a larger context , in line with recognized goals of science and criminal justice . Aim and Scope . The proper function of the crime laboratory is to ...
Page 215
... result , law enforcement has been handicapped and criminals " coddled . " Many other persons , both within the legal profession and outside it , strongly support these decisions of the Supreme Court , and assert that they have only made ...
... result , law enforcement has been handicapped and criminals " coddled . " Many other persons , both within the legal profession and outside it , strongly support these decisions of the Supreme Court , and assert that they have only made ...
Page 558
... result from Eustachian tube disfunction caused by adenoid growth or the infection and high fever that often accompany childhood diseases . The middle ear infections that may follow often result in con- ductive hearing loss . This ...
... result from Eustachian tube disfunction caused by adenoid growth or the infection and high fever that often accompany childhood diseases . The middle ear infections that may follow often result in con- ductive hearing loss . This ...
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