Shooting Holes in Bullet Analysis: N.J. criminologist’s crusade helps lead FBI to give up forensic method
By Mary P. Gallagher, New Jersey Law Journal
September 26, 2005
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Shooting Holes in Bullet Analysis: N.J. criminologist’s crusade helps lead FBI to give up forensic method
Shooting Holes in Bullet Analysis: N.J. criminologist’s crusade helps lead FBI to give up forensic method By Mary P. Gallagher, New Jersey Law Journal September 26, 2005
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