Forensic Crime Scenes

An examination of the needs of the individual and the organization in relation to health and safety at forensic scenes, this book covers practical considerations and the underpinning laws of the United States, the United Kingdom, and Europe. It covers history, facilities provide by different jurisdictions, health and safety issues within the police and fire services in a generic level, training, personal protective equipment regulations, and how health and safety legislation fits into the criminal justice system. The book also reviews international legislation and standards organizations in relation to those working on human rights investigations.