Andrea Campbell
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Andrea Campbell is the author of twelve nonfiction books on a variety of topics but specializing in forensic science and criminal law. She holds a degree in criminal justice and is a trained forensic artist, capable of creating a bust from a skull and drawing fugitive updates. Andrea is also Editor for the Arkansas Identification News, a quarterly that goes out to forensic scientists and law enforcement whom all belong to the professional organization, the International Association for Identification. In addition, Andrea is a Diplomate and Fellow with the American College of Forensic Examiners International.
Andrea writes several blogs and is a popular speaker for mystery groups and at crime novel conferences. Currently she is giving a program called: The CSI Effect: 7 Key Differences between TV Crime Drama and Reality.
Andrea is a foster mother for a Helping Hands capuchin monkey (who is an helper for a quadriplegic); she was host mother to two foreign-exchange daughters from Holland and the Canary Islands, and is a bio-mother to two sons, Courtney and Jordan. Andrea lives in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas with her husband, Michael, and mother, Anna.
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Detective Notebook: Crime Scene Science Author: Andrea Campbell Published: October 1, 2004 by Sterling Publishers Category: Juvenile- Crime/CSI-type activities A book, now a colorful CD, with forensic science explanations, cases, and hands-on activities for kids 10 and up. A great teacher resource. Nonfiction Crime Scene Science for kids ages 10 and up. Bring criminals to Justice! They're the hottest characters on TV; crime scene investigators who hunt for evidence to nail the culprit. Click for more info. |
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Making Crime Pay: The Writer's Guide to Criminal Law, Evidence, and Procedure Author: Andrea Campbell Published: March 1, 2002 by Allworth Press Category: Criminal law reference A landmark book—the definitive reference—for researching your next crime-related work. Finally! criminal law's complicated idea & principles are explained in everyday language, allowing the reader a clear definition regardless of their educational background. Whether you are a writer of mysteries, crime novels, or screenplays this book is for you. • Presents an overview of the criminal justice system, beginning to end • Includes "Writer's Tips," "FYI's" and "Writer Jumpstarts" to aid creativity • Explains the historical background & evolution of law Click for more info. |
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Rights of the Accused Author: Andrea Campbell Published: November 1, 2000 by Chelsea House Publishers Series Name: Crime, Justice and Punishments series Category: Juvenile- Constitutional rights Rights of the Accused provides an overview of the constitutional protections given to the accused, illustrated with information about important Supreme Court cases such as the 1966 Miranda decision and other more modern findings. The Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Eighth Amendments, in particular, protect individual's rights when they are subject to a criminal investigation and trial. These are important concepts that all of us should know about and help to maintain. It also discusses the issue of whether it is more important to safeguard individual rights or society's right to security. Click for more info. |
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