Police Pictures: The Photograph As Evidence
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Police Pictures: The Photograph As Evidence

by Sandra S. Phillips, Carol Squiers, Mark Haworth-Booth

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Police Pictures: The Photograph As Evidence considers how photographs function as evidence within the context of policing and visual documentation. Written by Sandra S. Phillips, Carol Squiers, and Mark Haworth-Booth, it offers a focused resource for readers interested in photography, law, criminal justice, and documentary images.

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Police Pictures: The Photograph As Evidence explores photography in relation to evidence and policing.

The book focuses on the photograph as a form of visual documentation with evidentiary significance.

Its subject will interest readers studying photography, law, criminal justice, and the history of documentary images.

Sandra S. Phillips, Carol Squiers, and Mark Haworth-Booth are credited as the authors.

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