Explains and demonstrates how evidential reasoning can be used to track criminal liability in the context of complex accidents

Introduces powerful and user-friendly key steps for identifying causal links between damaging events and the conduct of specific subjects

Supports professionals and government bodies that study complex accident that sometimes develop into civil disasters

Provides an authoritative method for prosecutors and judges to assess the reconstruction of complex accidents (be they civil air or rail transport or industrial manufacturing facilities, etc) that involve complex systems as a first step in identifying the correct profiles of responsibility

Puts into practice the fundamentals described step-by-step throughout the book

Describes real cases with two different levels of complexity

The book's website helps readers to learn how to apply sequence of events analysis to 3D dynamic crime scene reconstructions

A common-language tool is created for exchanging information between technical experts and lawyers

Part I: On Judicial and Evidential Reasoning in the Field of Industrial Accidents: 1. On Judicial and Evidential Reasoning in the Field of Industrial Accidents.- 2. An Introduction to Judicial Reasoning in Large Scale Industrial Accidents and Disasters.- 3. Causation by Scientific Laws.- 4. First Level of Sequence of Event Analysis.- Part II: From Scientific Proofs to Reconstruction of Multi-level Liability Pattern in Organization: 5. The Analysis of Accidents Using a Multi-level Approach: Organizational Accidents.- 6. Multi-level SEA Analysis for Tracing Criminal Responsibility in Organizational Accidents.- 7. The Sequence of Events Assisted by Computer Graphics: Two Case Studies.