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Vol. 7, Issue 2, 2020August 20, 2020 EDT

Arc Mapping Methodologies & The Pursuit of Magical Globules, Notches, & Beads: A Bridge too Far to Establish Fire Origin?

Thomas R. May, David J. Icove,
exonerationarsonforensic sciencearc mappingfire investigation
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Articles in Vol. 7, Issue 2, 2020

Vol. 7, Issue 2, 2020
  • A Model for Confronting Fire Investigation Errors
    John J. Lentini
  • Arc Mapping Methodologies & The Pursuit of Magical Globules, Notches, & Beads: A Bridge too Far to Establish Fire Origin?
    Thomas R. MayDavid J. Icove
  • Effective Death Penalty Abolitionist Rhetoric: A Quantitative Analysis of What Works
    Michael Conklin
  • May I Hold on to My God as I Die?: An Analysis on a Death Row Inmate's Right to Spiritual Advisors Inside the Execution Chamber
    Geysel M. Gómez Lozada
  • A Hidden Threat to National Security: Gun Control and its Impact on Critical Infrastructure
    Taylor Drinnen
  • Limiting the Deadly Impact of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): Offenders Suffering from PTSD at the Time of the Offense Should be Excluded from the Death Penalty.
    Alexandria Patterson Tipton
LMU Law Review
Thomas R. May & David J. Icove, Arc Mapping Methodologies & The Pursuit of Magical Globules, Notches, & Beads: A Bridge Too Far to Establish Fire Origin?, 7 LMU Law Review 37 (2020).
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