Ethics in Forensic Science

<p>1. A Brief History of Ethics<br>Jennifer Downs</p> <p>2. The Forensic Practitioner’s Quest for Truth<br>Fr. William Willoughby, III, Sister Elena Thompson, and J.C. Upshaw Downs</p> <p>3. General Forensic Ethical Dilemmas<br>Jay A. Siegel</p> <p>4. Codes of Ethics in Forensic Science Societies:  The Organizational Parameters of Morality and Conduct<br>Kenneth E. Melson</p> <p>5. Ethical Foundations for SANE Practice<br>Linda E. Ledray and Susan Chasson</p> <p>6. Ethics Codes in Other Organizations: Structures and Enforcement<br>J.C. Upshaw Downs and Anjali Ranadive Swienton</p> <p>7. Teaching Ethics<br>Max M. Houck and Robin T. Bowen</p> <p>8. Ethics in Law Enforcement; Defining the Thin Blue Line<br>Fred E. Stephens</p> <p>9. Criminal Investigational Ethics<br>James Markey</p> <p>10. Ethics in the Crime Laboratory and in Crime Scene Investigations<br>Barry A.J. Fisher</p> <p>11. Ethics for Child Abuse Prosecutors – A Call to Leadership<br>Rachelle L. Carnesale</p> <p>12. Ethical Duties of Attorneys and Experts in Cases Involving Forensic Evidence, from the Perspective of the Defense<br>Andrea Roth</p> <p>13. Ethics in Testimony<br>Joseph P. Bono, Anjali Ranadive Swienton and J.C. Upshaw Downs</p> <p>14. Judicial Ethics<br>Haskell M. Pitluck</p> <p>15. Ethics, Forensics, and the Post-Conviction Process<br>Jules Epstein</p> <p>16. Whistle Blowers<br>J.C. Upshaw Downs</p> <p>17. Ethics in Media<br>Anjali Ranadive Swienton and J.C. Upshaw Downs<br></p>