Crime and the Construction of Forensic Objectivity from 1850 by Unknown

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53‘Resignation of Sir Henry D Littlejohn’, The Scotsman, p. 7.

54‘High Court of Justiciary—The Queen’s Park Murder Case’, The Scotsman, Edinburgh, 3 June 1872, pp. 6–7.

55Ibid.

56Ibid.

57Ibid.

58Ibid.

59Ibid.

60‘The Suspected Murder in the Queen’s Park’, The Scotsman, Edinburgh, 26 March 1872, p. 3.

61On this point, see, for example, ‘High Court of Justiciary—The Queen’s Park Murder Case’, The Scotsman, p. 7.

62D. Kalifa, ‘Crime scenes: Criminal topography and social imaginary in nineteenth-century Paris’, French Historical Studies, 2004, 27(1): 177–178; A. Brown-May and S. Cooke, ‘Death, decency and the dead-house: The city morgue in colonial Melbourne’, Provenance: The Journal of Public Record Office Victoria, 2004, (3): 2 of 20 pages.

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