Police Pictures: The Photograph As Evidence
by Sandra S. Phillips, Carol Squiers, Mark Haworth-Booth
A historical study of how photography has been used as evidence in policing and the courts, exploring its influence on justice and society.
About This Book
Police Pictures examines the role of photography in law enforcement and the courtroom.
The book traces the development of photographic evidence from the nineteenth century onward.
It highlights how images have shaped perceptions of crime, guilt, and justice.
Essays and archival photographs illustrate the evolving relationship between visual records and legal processes.
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