Atlas of Conducted Electrical Weapon Wounds and Forensic Analysis

From the reviews:

“This current textbook takes CEWs research to the next logical level. It deals more specifically with the medical and legal aspects of actual CEW use. … this is a great resource and it provides information that is absolutely essential to clinicians as they attempt to discern the truth. … In the same way this textbook should be considered a historic contribution to the field of CEW wound assessment. Students will study its pages and acquire the scientific skills necessary to discern the truth.” (Glenn A. Bollard, Forensic Medicine Section Newsletter, March, 2013)

“Ho, Dawes, and Kroll are editors of an atlas that … discuss various aspects relating to the usage of conducted electrical weapons (CEWs). … The atlas presents excellent photos of CEW related injuries, both typical and atypical. … This atlas provides worthwhile information forming part of one’s education in understanding the workings of CEWs and their expected injury patterns.” (Paul J. Bedford, Forensic Science, Medicine and Pathology, Vol. 9, 2013)

“It is intended for those with any interest in or exposure to the world of conducted electrical weapons, which would include law enforcement personnel, physicians, and those in public safety agencies and the judicial system. … this book is most useful for the nonphysician audience. … This is a fair quality book that presents in-depth knowledge and insights into the field of conducted electrical weapons. It is useful for those involved in medicolegal proceedings, including those in law enforcement and certain medicine subspecialties.” (Natalie Webster, Doody’s Book Reviews, September, 2012)