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Forensic Certainties,y to good practice. The object is to provide a guide with which to examine our cases through Chapters ., . and .. The guide identifies elements of an event, scene and report that are subject to uncertainties in terms of constituent authorities, narration and identities. In devising this guide we aim

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Anti-forensics: Intelligence Crime and Blur,d also identify the concept of blurring. The chapter relies upon an understanding of intelligence as a power-knowledge that builds on the refinement of procedures and more or less coercive processes and rules for exclusion with respect to what may be made familiar, reasonable or utterable as knowled

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,Intelligence Crime 1: Let’s Not Be Too Hard on Ourselves,g of the Greenpeace ship, the .—is a straightforward case of a Type II crime, carried out by a dozen agents of the French intelligence service in a friendly country with reckless disregard for human life. The second involves an agent—Raymond Davis—whose cover is blown carrying out two killings, afte