Evidence, An Introductory Problem Approach Book

For anyone wanting a detailed comprehensive history (up to 2002), complete with references, of the use of DNA analysis in legal cases, this book would be a good resource. I found the first half of the book to be slow reading because it attempted to chronicle everything from murder cases to agricultural fraud to pet cloning, etc without spending much space on any of them. The second half of the book was the most interesting because it expanded discussion on the details of some of the more famous cases in history, notably the cloning of Dolly the Sheep, the OJ Simpson murder trial, the search for 9/11 victims, the Thomas Jefferson paternity claims, etc. The book would make a good starting point for someone interested in some particular aspect of DNA application--chances are the book would provide initial references to research the topic further.