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Use of microorganisms, insects, plants and soil in criminological research

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Padzińska-Pruszyńska I. B., Pruszyński J. J., Górczak M., Smolarska A., Kubiak M., Kucharzewska P., Szeliga J., Taciak B., Florczak L., Siedlecka P., Lewkowicz M., Dylewska K., Pawłasek N., Kieliszak A., Król M.

Problems of Forensic Sciences

2023

issue 135

The expectation of effective detection of perpetrators of crimes is fundamental for every person, given their deep-seated need to feel safe. In the context of modern realities, it is difficult to imagine effective activities of the police, prosecutor’s office or judiciary without the use of advanced, reliable forensic techniques. The aim of this publication was to collect and present highlights of the evolution in forensic research based on a variety of scientific specializations, including forensic microbiology, forensic entomology, forensic botany, and soil science.

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1 Problems of Forensic Sciences

1 Dylewska K.

1 Florczak L.

1 Górczak M.

1 Kieliszak A.

1 Król M.

1 Kubiak M.

1 Kucharzewska P.

1 Lewkowicz M.

1 Padzińska-Pruszyńska I. B.

1 Pawłasek N.

1 Pruszyński J. J.

1 Siedlecka P.

1 Smolarska A.

1 Szeliga J.

1 Taciak B.

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