Hand book of criminal investigation edited by Tim Newburn,Tom Williamson and Alan Wright.
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TextLanguage: Publication details: London : Routledge, 2011.Description: 701 pISBN: - 9781843921875
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Table of Contents:
Chapter 1. Understanding Investigation, Tim Newburn
Part 1. Criminal Investigation in Context Introduction,
The editors
Chapter 2. History of Criminal Investigation / Bob Morris
Chapter 3. Social Context of Criminal Investigation / Mario Matassa and Tim Newburn
Chapter 4. Psychology and Criminal Investigation /Tom Williamson
Chapter 5. Law and Criminal Investigation / Paul Roberts
Chapter 6. Criminal Investigation and the Media, / Rob C. Mawby
Part 2. Organization of Criminal Investigation Introduction, The editors
Chapter 7. International Structures and Transnational Crime / Chris Lewis
Chapter 8. Criminal Intelligence and the National Intelligence Model / Tim John and Mike Maguire
Chapter 9. The investigation of high-volume crime /Nick Tilley, Amanda Robinson and John Burrows
Chapter 10. Investigation and major Crime inquiries / Martin Innes Chapter 11. Private Investigation / Les Johnston
Part 3 Forensic Techniques Introduction, The editors
Chapter 12. Principles of Forensic Identification Science / A.P.A. Broeders
Chapter 13. Forensic Investigation in the UK / Robert Green
Chapter 14. Trace Biometrics and Criminal Investigations / Robin Williams and Paul Johnson
Chapter 15. The Application of Forensic Science to Criminal Investigation /Jim Fraser
Part 4. Investigative Sources and Processes Introduction, The editors
Chapter 16. Models of investigation / David Carson
Chapter 17. Covert surveillance and informer handling / Denis Clark
Chapter 18. Victims and Witnesses in Criminal Investigation / Nicholas Fyfe and Kevin Smith
Chapter 19. Investigative Interviewing / Gisli H. Gudjonsson
Chapter 20. Profiling Suspects / Laurence Alison, Clare McLean and Louise Almond
Chapter 21. Profiling Places: Geodemographics and GIS / David Ashby and Max Craglia
Part 5. Governance of Criminal Investigation Introduction, The editors
Chapter 22. The Management, Supervision and oversight of Criminal Investigation / Peter Neyroud and Emma Disley
Chapter 23. Critical Incidents: Investigation, Management and Training / John Grieve, Bill Griffiths and Jonathan Crego
Chapter 24. Ethics and Corruption / Alan Wright
Chapter 25. Miscarriages of Justice / Stephen P. Savage and Becky Milne
Chapter 26. Professionalizing criminal investigation /Peter Stelfox
Chapter 27. The Future of Investigation, The editors
Glossary
Index.