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__Toxicological Aspects of Drug-Facilitated Crimes__ provides readers with an overview of the field of DFC: its history, toxicological effects, analysis, interpretation of results, the roles that age, gender and race may play, and clinical presentations of these drugs. The most commonly used drugs in DFC are addressed (alcohol, cannabis, MDMA, and cocaine), as well as an emerging range of pharmaceuticals (benzodiazepines, hypnotics, sedatives, neuroleptics, histamine H1-antagonists, or anesthetics), which are becoming more widely used, but are more difficult to detect. Edited by a world-renowned expert in the field of Forensic and Analytical Toxicology, Pascal Kintz, this book investigates toxicants of emerging concern and brings together a number of experts in the field to address the most recent discoveries on DFC toxicology. * Brings together the latest research on the toxicological analysis of drug-facilitated crimes (DFC), with real-life case studies * Provides up-to-date analytical techniques for determining toxicity levels in blood, urine, and hair * Covers all types of toxicants involved in DFC, including alcohol, cannabis, MDMA, and a wide variety of pharmaceuticals Content: Front-matter , Pages i,iii Copyright , Page iv Preface , Pages xi-xii , Pascal Kintz List of Contributors , Pages xiii-xiv , Jean-Claude Alvarez, Jean-Pierre Anger, Bertrand Brunet, Marjorie Chèze, Marc Deveaux, Samira Djezzar, Véronique Dumestre-Toulet, Hélène Eysseric-Guérin, Jean-Michel Gaulier, Jean-Pierre Goullé, Michel Guerbet, Guillaume Hoizey, Luc Humbert, Pascal Kintz, Anne-Sophie Lemaire-Hurtel, Michel Lhermitte, Patrick Mura, A.L. Pelissier, Gilbert Pépin, Jean-Sébastien RAUL, Nathalie Richard, et al. Chapter 1 - The History of Drug-Facilitated Crimes in France , Pages 1-9 , Gilbert Pépin Chapter 2 - Epidemiology of Drug-Facilitated Crimes and Drug-Facilitated Sexual Assaults , Pages 11-46 , Samira Djezzar, Nathalie Richard, Marc Deveaux Chapter 3 - Drugs Involved in Drug-Facilitated Crime—Pharmacological Aspects , Pages 47-91 , Anne-Sophie Lemaire-Hurtel, Jean-Claude Alvarez Chapter 4 - Ethanol- and Drug-Facilitated Crime , Pages 93-119 , Christian Staub, Aline Staub Spörri Chapter 5 - Memory Impairment after Drug-Facilitated Crimes , Pages 121-138 , Elodie Saussereau, Michel Guerbet, Jean-Pierre Anger, Jean-Pierre Goullé Chapter 6 - Cannabis and Drug-Facilitated Crimes , Pages 139-157 , Bertrand Brunet, Patrick Mura Chapter 7 - Drugs Involved in Drug-Facilitated Crimes (DFC): Analytical Aspects: 1—Blood and Urine , Pages 159-180 , Luc Humbert, Guillaume Hoizey, Michel Lhermitte Chapter 8 - Drugs Involved in Drug-Facilitated Crimes (DFC): Analytical Aspects: 2—Hair , Pages 181-222 , Marjorie Chèze, Jean-Michel Gaulier Chapter 9 - Case Reports in Drug-Facilitated Crimes: From A for Alprazolam to Z for Zopiclone , Pages 223-254 , Véronique Dumestre-Toulet, Hélène Eysseric-Guérin Chapter 10 - The Specific Problem of Children and Old People in Drug-Facilitated Crime Cases , Pages 255-281 , Pascal Kintz Chapter 11 - Clinical Aspects of Drug-Facilitated Sexual Assault , Pages 283-286 , A.L. Pelissier, J.S. Raul Index , Pages 287-292

Toxicological Aspects of Drug-Facilitated Crimes provides readers with an overview of the field of DFC: its history, toxicological effects, analysis, interpretation of results, the roles that age, gender and race may play, and clinical presentations of these drugs. The most commonly used drugs in DFC are addressed (alcohol, cannabis, MDMA, and cocaine), as well as an emerging range of pharmaceuticals (benzodiazepines, hypnotics, sedatives, neuroleptics, histamine H1-antagonists, or anesthetics), which are becoming more widely used, but are more difficult to detect. Edited by a world-renowned expert in the field of Forensic and Analytical Toxicology, Pascal Kintz, this book investigates toxicants of emerging concern and brings together a number of experts in the field to address the most recent discoveries on DFC toxicology.

• Brings together the latest research on the toxicological analysis of drug-facilitated crimes (DFC), with real-life case studies
• Provides up-to-date analytical techniques for determining toxicity levels in blood, urine, and hair
• Covers all types of toxicants involved in DFC, including alcohol, cannabis, MDMA, and a wide variety of pharmaceuticals

Considerable information about drugs-facilitated crimes (rape, sexual assault, robbery, sedation) has accumulated. Provides readers with an overview of the field of DFC: its history, toxicological effects, analysis, interpretation of results, the roles that age, gender and race may play, and clinical presentations of these drugs. The most commonly used drugs in DFC are addressed (alcohol, cannabis, MDMA, and cocaine), as well as an emerging range of pharmaceuticals (benzodiazepines, hypnotics, sedatives, neuroleptics, histamine H1-antagonists, or anesthetics), which are becoming more widely used, but are more difficult to detect Toxicological Aspects of Drug-Facilitated Crimes provides readers with an overview of the field of DFC: its history, toxicological effects, analysis, interpretation of results, the roles that age, gender and race may play, and clinical presentations of these drugs. The most commonly used drugs in DFC are addressed (alcohol, cannabis, MDMA, and cocaine), as well as an emerging range of pharmaceuticals (benzodiazepines, hypnotics, sedatives, neuroleptics, histamine H1-antagonists, or anesthetics), which are becoming more widely used, but are more difficult to detect.-- Source other than the Library of Congress