Bibliography

Claire Rachel Carolyn **Citing’s-by Easy Bib**

"Do Plants Have Feelings?" //Notes from the Garden Cubit://. Web. 29 Feb. 2012. .

In the website above, I used information about the polygraph and how it is used in cases and such.

"This Day in Tech History." //This Day in Tech History//. Web. 29 Feb. 2012. .

In the website above, I used information about the lie detector. Also, I used the picture of the lie detector to show what an actual lie detector looked like.

"Fingerprint_patterns." //Ridges and Furrows//. Web. 28 Feb. 2012. .

I used this website above, because it helped me understand better what the different fingerprints were. Also, it provided pictures of each. I liked how it was laid out.

// Books //

// -Forensic Science by Ron Fridell Copyright 2007 published by Lerner Publications Company //

I used this book because if wasn’t hard to understand, and it had a lot of cool information. They showed a lot of understandable pictures and what kinds of things to solve cases.

// -Cool Science Careers; Forensic Science Investigator by Tamra Orr Copyright 2008 published by Cherry Lake Publishing. //

In this book, I learned exactly what it is like to be a forensic scientist. Also, I read about some really interesting cases, and what equipment was used in them.

Emma 10 Famous Criminal Cases Cracked by Forensics." //Criminal Justice Schools//. Web. 14 Mar. 2012. .

This has some great pictures and information on some great information on some great cases that have been solved by forensic science.

Forencic Science Timeline." Web. . This is a PDF file that I copied and called it Forensic Science Timeline and it is a really great source for just some fast facts. On paper it is 16 pages long. this is a PDF so we can axcess it anywhere. Police Technology and Forensic Science." //About.com Inventors//. Web. 14 Mar. 2012. .

This is a website that has a quick timeline and great information. It is spread out over 4-5 pages and all of them have great information. This can take a while to load so be patient.

Leisure." //The Polygraph, Lie Detector, How It Works the Machine of Truth? Three Examples of Ways to Evade, Parts//. Web. 14 Mar. 2012. . This is where I got my picture of the lie detector machine.  Yount, Lisa. //Forensic Science//. New York: Chelsea, 2007. Print.  This book has some really great stuff on poison.I used on that section
 * ~ Author: || [|Eugene H Baker]; [|Lois Axeman] ||
 * ~ Publisher: || Elgin, Ill : Child's World ; Chicago : distributed by Childrens Press, ©1980. ||
 * ~ Series: || [|The Junior detective series] ||
 * ~ Edition/Format: || [[image:http://www.worldcat.org/wcpa/rel20120306/images/icon-bks.gif width="16" height="16" caption=" "]] Book : Juvenile audience : English  ||
 * ~ Summary: || Discusses the six basic questions detectives attempt to answer when investigating a crime. ||


 * ~ Author: || [|Eugene H Baker]; [|Lois Axeman] ||
 * ~ Publisher: || Elgin, Ill. : Child's World ; Chicago, Ill. : distributed by Childrens Press, ©1980. ||
 * ~ Series: || [|The Junior detective series] ||
 * ~ Edition/Format: || [[image:http://www.worldcat.org/wcpa/rel20120306/images/icon-bks.gif width="16" height="16" caption=" "]] Book : Juvenile audience : English  ||
 * ~ Summary: || Discusses the investigatory work preformed in laboratories using such clues as fingerprints, tire tracks, bullet holes, and artist's sketches. ||

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I got all the info from my fingerprinting above…. They are very informational, useful, and easy to understand. I didn’t really need to look any farther because these sites hit all of my questions on the tee. I find these very helpful.

[|http://www.howstuffworks.com/lie-detector.htm] [| How Lie Detectors Work by Kevin Bonsor]

[] How to Detect Lies

I found really all the information I needed on these two sites above also…. I know I looked into quite a bit of sites but I couldn’t really find any useful information until I found these sites. These sites are really helpful such as telling what triggers a lie in lie detecting, how a lie detector works, and partially on why they are used.

[] Forensic DNA and DNA Testing: RFLP vs. PCR,

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For specifically forensic DNA I had a hard time finding a lot of information so I don’t have a lot on it but what I did find I got from these sites. I found general information of why and how it is used and why it is helpful in forensic investigation.


 * Forensic science by: Ron Fridell. Copyright 2007 Publisher: Lerner Publication Company

This book looks at real life criminal cases and talks about how they were solved and what type of equipment was used. I found this book helpful because it helped me understand a lot more. I also thought this book had a lot of cool and interesting information.

This book helped me understand some cool projects i can do to understand the materials better. It also shows some experiments that forensic scientists have conducted.
 * Crime-Solving Science Projects- Forensic Science Experiments by: Kenneth G. Rainis Copyright 2000 Publisher: Enslow Publishers Inc.