Criminal investigation on the street. (2021)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: G.W. Hildebrand.
• Authors: Hildebrand, G. W
• Contents: Preface SECTION I: INVESTIGATIVE PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES Chapter 1: Origins and Principles of Criminal Investigation Principles of Criminal Investigation Criminal Investigation Defined The Art and Science of Criminal Investigation Origins of Criminal Investigation Historical Development of Criminal Investigation Historical Development of Identification Systems Trends in Criminal Investigation Today Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) DNA Profiling Biometric Recognition FBI/Canadian Investigative Model Criminal Investigative Analysis Careers in Criminal investigation Where Are We Headed? Chapter 2: Legal Aspects of Criminal Investigation Sources of Law U.S. Constitution Statutory Law Common Law Administrative Law Courts and Proof Standards Dual Court System Proof Standards Criminal Investigative Analysis: A Useful Instrument Arrest, Search and Seizure Criminal Liability Culpability Arrest Search Rules of Evidence What Is Evidence? Rules of Exclusion Handling of Evidence Courtroom Testimony and Demeanor Quality of Reports Testimony Credibility Chapter 3: Forensics What Is Forensic Science? Forensics and Criminalistics Forensic Science and Criminal Investigative Analysis Strengths and Weaknesses of Forensic Science Key Concepts in Forensic Science Locard’s Exchange Principle Inclusiveness Doctrine Occam’s Razor Specialties in Forensic Science Biological Sciences Physical Sciences "Soft" Sciences Applied Sciences Forensic Evidence Class, Individual, and Trace Evidence Types of Physical Evidence Documenting Forensic Evidence Chapter 4: The Crime Scene Crime Scene Investigation Crime Scene Defined Inductive and Deductive Reasoning Crime Scene Control and Maintenance Investigator Role and Responsibilities Phases of Investigation Preliminary Investigation Follow-Up Investigation Crime Scene Security and Search Protection and Security Exchange and Inclusiveness Search Techniques Crime Scene Documentation Field Notes Photography and Videography Crime Scene Sketch Crime Scene Evidence in the Justice System Chapter 5: Witnesses, Informants, and Related Sources of Information Witnesses and Suspects Who Is a Witness? Victims and Victimology Neighborhood Canvass Motive and Modus Operandi (M.O.) Reliability and Corroboration Eyewitness Identification methods Lineups Forensic Artists and Composite Kits Investigative Hypnosis Polygraph Voice Stress Analysis and Other "Lie Detectors" Informants Informant Motivations Guidelines for Dealing with Informants The Confidential Informant Surveillance Surveillance Purposes and Methods Legal Issues in Surveillance Information from Records Law Enforcement Records Public and Private Organizations Chapter 6: Interviewing and Interrogation (I&I) Interviewing Listening and Other Interview Skills Witnesses and Other Interviewees Interview Planning, Timing, and Location Interview Procedure Documenting the Interview Interrogation Legalities of Interrogation Admissibility of I&I in Court Conducting Interrogations Planning and Timing Setting and Propping Confessions and Admissions Truth, Deception, and Trickery in I&I Truth of Falsehood? Statement Analysis Trickery as an Interrogation Technique Chapter 7: Crime Analysis and Criminal Investigative Analysis Crime Analysis: Background and Process Information Intake Sorting and Collating Analysis and Interpretation Communicating and Disseminating Investigative Application The Crime Analysis Toolbox Telephone Record Analysis Timeline Flow Charts Relational Database Analysis Crime Bulletins Crime Records Computer-Aided Dispatch What Is Criminal Investigative Analysis? An Early Case of Unknown Subject Profiling: The "Mad Bomber" Criminal Investigative Analysis Evolves Criminal Investigative Analysis Training Profile of a Killer Criminal Investigative Analysis in Practice Profile Applied to Serial Arsonist Profile Applied to Aged Forensic Likeness Reexamining the Texas Seven Geographic Profiling How Accurate Is Criminal Investigative Analysis? SECTION II: INVESTIGATION OF CRIMINAL OFFENSES Chapter 8: Assault and Death Investigations Assault Investigations Defining Assault Evidence Identifying the Offender Intent and Other Legal Defenses Death Investigations Statistics on Death in the United States Manner, Cause, and Mechanism of Death Accident, Suicide, or Homicide Equivocal Death Investigation Who Was the Deceased? Identifying and Describing the Victim Identification: Positive and Presumptive Positive Identification Protocols Chapter 9: Culpable Homicide Investigations Culpable Homicide Homicide Versus Murder Solving a Homicide Case Motives and Types of Murder Victim Background Assessment (Victimology) Habits, Behaviors, Routines, and Characteristics Behavioral Risk Factors Recent Activities and Known Associates Death Scene Evidence: The Body Finding and Excavating the Body Time Since Death Wounds and Injuries Position of the Body Autopsy Findings Death Scene Evidence Other Than the Body Blood Evidence Trace Evidence Weapons and Other Objects Direct Attacks and Overkill Staged and Posed Crime Scenes Timing and Coordinating the Death Investigation Chapter 10: Sex Crimes Sex Crime Categories Has a Crime Occurred? Basic Injury: Rape and Other Sex Offenses Consent Sex Crimes Against Children Collecting and Analyzing Physical Evidence Crime Scene Items Left by the Offender Victim’s Physical Body Interviewing Victims, Witnesses, and Others Victim Interviews Witness Interviews Interviewing Children False Allegations Investigation Mechanics, Profiling, and Typologies Conducting the Investigation Criminal Investigative Analysis (CIA) of Unknown Sexual Offender FBI Profiling American Psychiatric Association Diagnoses Rapist Typologies Investigative Synthesis Chapter 11: Theft, Burglary, Robbery, and Arson Theft Theft of Tangible Property Theft of Intangibles Burglary Burglar Typology <P&g
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: London : Routledge
• Publication Date: 2021
• Extent: 1 online resource, illustrations (colour)
• Subjects: 363.25; Criminal investigation; Crime scenes; Forensic sciences
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781315411712; 9781315411729; 9781315411736
• Related ISBNs: 9781138220874; 9781138220898
• Notes: Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.; Note: Description based on CIP data; resource not viewed.
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