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Keywords

Clinician or forensic practitioners - providing authorities with a potential age range for the individual, Four fundamental pillars for age estimation - the greater number of pillars in final evaluation, Four Pillars of age estimation, Guiding principles of balance of probability, logic, robustness of methodology - and transparency of procedures core to degree of reliability, Important elements of any age estimation procedure - ensuring that it complies with, and fulfils, all local and/or national legal, jurisdictional, professional and ethical requirements, Key practical elements for age estimation - in the living, Outcome, approximating to a chronological age - realistic evaluation with a comfortable age range, being the best for both justice and human rights, Pillar 1, Social and Psychological Evaluation and Pillar 2, External Estimation of Age, Pillar 3, Skeletal Estimation of Age and Pillar 4, Dental Estimation of Age

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Key Practical Elements for Age Estimation in the Living

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Sue Black
Jason Payne-James
Anil Aggrawal

Publication date	30/08/2010
Host publication	Age Estimation in the Living
Editors	Sue Black, Jason Payne-James, Anil Aggrawal
Place of Publication	Chichester
Publisher	WILEY-BLACKWELL
Pages	284-290
Number of pages	7
ISBN (print)	9780470519677
<mark>Original language</mark>	English