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Criminal investigation

Charles R. Swanson, Neil C. Chamelin, Leonard Territo

McGraw-Hill, c1992

5th ed

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Description

This text combines research and practical step-by-step procedures, providing a logical framework for students. The text focuses on investigation as a systematic method of inquiry that relies heavily on science as well as human initiative and resourcefulness. This edition includes information on recent crime patterns and detection techniques and contains a new chapter on the future of criminal justice. An instructor's manual is available.

Table of Contents

  • The evolution of criminal investigation and criminalistics
  • crime and its investigation
  • crime scene and its associated procedures
  • physical evidence
  • interviews
  • field notes and reporting
  • follow up investigation
  • interrogation
  • the crime laboratory and the criminal investigation process
  • behavioural analysis in criminal investigation
  • injury and death investigation
  • sex-related offences
  • robbery
  • burglary investigation
  • larceny offences
  • vehicle theft and related offences
  • computer crime
  • agricultural, wildlife, and environmental crimes
  • arson investigation
  • recognition, control and investigation of drug abuse
  • the decision to initiate the criminal process
  • the rules of evidence
  • the investigator as witness
  • the future of criminal investigation.

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