Titlebook: Crime and the Construction of Forensic Objectivity from 1850; Alison Adam Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2020 e

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Kommunikative Strategien in den Paratexten,iple tests that Scattergood conducted are considered as a means of constructing forensic knowledge. Scattergood’s role as an expert witness, in the period when this type of witness was gaining public recognition, adds to our understanding of the historical development and professionalization of forensic investigation.

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Wachstum von Familienunternehmen popular appeal of criminal anthropology and New Journalism in this period to examine popular conceptions of the murderess, and techniques by which public anxiety towards such a figure was neutralised.

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Making Forensic Evaluations: Forensic Objectivity in the Swedish Criminal Justice Systems impartiality and reliability are not inherent to forensic evidence but are the product of particular forensic practices. In other words, this chapter contends that forensic objectivity must be continuously negotiated and maintained—forensic objectivity is not a past concern but very much an ever-present one in criminal justice.

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The Construction of Forensic Knowledge in Victorian Yorkshire: Dr Thomas Scattergood and His Casebooiple tests that Scattergood conducted are considered as a means of constructing forensic knowledge. Scattergood’s role as an expert witness, in the period when this type of witness was gaining public recognition, adds to our understanding of the historical development and professionalization of forensic investigation.