| 116 | -- | 131 | Nigel Jones. IT forensics: 22 years on |
| 132 | -- | 140 | Richard E. Overill. Development of masters modules in computer forensics and cybercrime for computer science and forensic science students |
| 141 | -- | 155 | Gary C. Kessler, Robert Simpson, James Fry. Multidisciplinary learning using mock trials |
| 156 | -- | 168 | Stuart J. Gibson, Christopher J. Solomon, Matthew I. S. Maylin, Clifford Clark. New methodology in facial composite construction: from theory to practice |
| 169 | -- | 181 | Abhaya Induruwa. Mobile phone forensics: an overview of technical and legal aspects |
| 182 | -- | 198 | Dave Childs, Paul Stephens. An analysis of the accuracy and usefulness of Vinetto, Pasco and Mork.pl |
| 199 | -- | 205 | David Collins. XFT: a forensic toolkit for the original Xbox game console |
| 206 | -- | 218 | Lynne Norris-Jones, Steve Marsh. An investigation into the technical, legal and ethical issues associated with biometrics in the UK (application to biometrics module for computing programmes) |
| 219 | -- | 227 | Man Qi, Yongquan Wang, RongSheng Xu. Fighting cybercrime: legislation in China |
| 228 | -- | 238 | Margaret Ross, Geoff Staples, Mark Udall. Cybercrime - raising awareness for future professionals |