A Question of Evidence: The Casebook of Great Forensic Controversies, from Napoleon to O.J.
by Colin Evans
From Napoleon to O.J., A Question of Evidence explores the controversies that arise when forensic evidence is collected, interpreted, and challenged. Colin Evans presents a historical casebook centered on disputed investigations and the enduring question of how evidence should be understood.
About This Book
A Question of Evidence examines major forensic controversies through a historical casebook format.
The book focuses on the role and interpretation of evidence in disputed investigations.
Its scope extends from the era of Napoleon to the case associated with O.J., placing forensic questions across a broad historical timeline.
Colin Evans presents a study of how evidence has shaped some of the most notable controversies in forensic history.
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