Atlas of Conducted Electrical Weapon Wounds and Forensic Analysis

Table of Contents Preface About the Editors and Authors Acknowledgements Chapter 1 The Conducted Electrical Weapon: Historical Overview of the Technology Paul C. Nystrom Chapter 2 Physics of Electrical Injury Mark W. Kroll and Dorin Panescu Chapter 3 Conducted Electrical Weapon Deployed Probe Wounds Donald M. Dawes and Jeffrey D. Ho Chapter 4 Conducted Electrical Weapon Drive Stun Wounds Jeffrey D. Ho and Donald M. Dawes Chapter 5 Histopathology of Cutaneous Conducted Electrical Weapon Injuries Michael Graham Chapter 6 Extended Range Conducted Electrical Weapon Wounds Donald M. Dawes and Thomas J. Burns Chapter 7 Factitious Conducted Electrical Weapon Wounds: Injuries and Considerations William G. Heegaard and Gary M. Vilke Chapter 8 Legal Aspects of Conducted Electrical Weapon Injuries, Wounds, and Effects Michael Brave Chapter 9 Conducted Electrical Weapon Memory: Available Forensic InformationMax Nerheim and Andrew F. Hinz Chapter 10 Post Event Conducted Electrical Weapon Wire and Probe Analysis R.T. Wyant and Thomas J. Burns