Published in 1999 by the National Institutes of Justice. It is the guide for certification by the American Board of Medicolegal Death Investigators, Inc.

Thousands of pages of frequently requested FBI case files.

Freely downloadable monographs on some of the FBI's most frequently requested, closed investigations. Examples include the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and the Robert Philip Hanssen espionage case.

Searchable, full-text books from CRC Press in the fields of forensics and law enforcement. You do not need to have a subscription to search the content of the books, just to access the fulltext online.

The FBI's procedures for safe and effective methods for collecting, preserving, packaging, and shipping evidence.

Fulltext reports from NCJRS sponsoring agencies, including the National Institute of Justice.

Cumulative index of book reviews (sorted by subjects).

A searchable database of fulltext book reviews from issues of Science & Justice.

Click on the Advanced Search link on the right of the screen. Choose "Article Title" from the dropdown menu under "Search for". In the search box, type "review of" (without the quotes). In the "Search in" section, choose the "Journal of Forensic Sciences" from the dropdown menu under "The Journal". You will need a subscription to the journal to see the fulltext of the reviews online. They can be read in the paper issues of the journal once you have the reference to the volume and issue.

Click on "General Public Searchable Index". On the next page, click on Search on the left of the screen. Search for book reviews by searching on "review of" (without the quotes). You will need a subscription to the journal to see the fulltext of the reviews online. They can be read in the paper issues of the journal once you have the reference to the volume and issue.