Social Life of Forensic Evidence

Explore the intricate world of forensic evidence with Corinna Kruse's insightful book, Social Life of Forensic Evidence, published by University of California Press in 2015. Spanning 208 pages, this compelling work delves into the pivotal role that forensic evidence plays within the criminal justice system. Kruse makes a captivating argument that forensic evidence is not just a tool for investigation but can be regarded as a form of knowledge that carries a social life and biography. Through a detailed examination, readers will gain a deeper understanding of how each piece of evidence interacts with societal contexts and influences legal outcomes. This book is essential for anyone interested in criminal investigation, forensic sciences, or the broader implications of evidence within our justice system. Enhance your knowledge of forensic practices and their social ramifications with this thought-provoking read.