Forensic DNA evidence interpretation

Content: Chapter 1. Biological basis for DNA evidence / Duncan Taylor, Jo-Anne Bright and John S. Buckleton --
chapter 2. A framework for interpreting evidence / Tacha Hicks, John S. Buckleton, Jo-Anne Bright and Duncan Taylor --
chapter 3. Population genetic models / John S. Buckleton, Duncan Taylor, James M. Curran and Jo-Anne Bright --
chapter 4. Relatedness / John S. Buckleton, Jo-Anne Bright and Duncan Taylor --
chapter 5. Validating databases / John S. Buckleton, Jo-Anne Bright, James M. Curran and Duncan Taylor --
chapter 6. Sampling effects / John S. Buckleton, Duncan Taylor, Jo-Anne Bright and James M. Curran --
chapter 7. Single sources samples / John S. Buckleton, Duncan Taylor, Peter Gill and Jo-Anne Bright --
chapter 8. Complex profiles / John S. Buckleton, Duncan Taylor, Peter Gill, James M. Curran and Jo-Anne Bright --
chapter 9. The continuous model / Duncan Taylor, Jo-Anne Bright and John S. Buckleton --
chapter 10. Non-autosomal forensic markers / Michael Coble, Mikkel Meyer Andersen, John S. Buckleton, Duncan Taylor and Jo-Anne Bright --
chapter 11. Parentage testing / John S. Buckleton, Duncan Taylor and Jo-Anne Bright --
chapter 12. Diaster victim identification, identification of missing persons and immigration cases / John S. Buckleton, Jo-Anne Bright and Duncan Taylor --
chapter 13. DNA intelligence databases / Simon J. Walsh, Jo-Anne Bright and John S. Buckleton.