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Investigations : 150 things you should know.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:	Libro Electrónico
Autores principales:	Fennelly, Lawrence (Autor), Perry, Marianna (Autor)
Formato:	Electrónico eBook
Idioma:	Inglés
Publicado:	Kidlington, Oxford, United Kingdom : Butterworth-Heinemann, an imprint of Elsevier, 2017.
Edición:	Second edition.
Temas:	Criminal investigation. Enqu�etes criminelles. SOCIAL SCIENCE > Criminology. Criminal investigation
Acceso en línea:	Texto completo

Tabla de Contenidos:

Machine generated contents note: pt. 1 Role of the Investigator
1. Miranda Warning
2. Qualities of the Investigator
3. Investigator Job Description: 32 Discrete Services
4. Basic Duties of the Crime Scene Investigator
5. Responsibilities of Investigators at Crime Scenes
6. Importance of Effective Report Writing
7. Interviewing and Interrogating
8. Interpreting Nonverbal Communication: Body Language
9. Art of Investigative Interviewing
10. Investigative Interviewing: Types of Questions
11. Investigative Interviewing: Closed Questions
12. Investigative Interviewing: Open Questions
13. Investigative Interviewing: Types of Open Questions
14. Investigative Interviewing: Question Filter Factors
15. Investigative Interviewing: Tactics When Seeking a Confession
16. Law Enforcement and the Forensic Pathologist
17. Pre-Planning Major Case Investigations
18. Phrases and Proper Names You Should Know and Understand
19. Levels of Authority: Security Personnel
20. Private Detectives/Private Investigators, Insurance Investigators, Forensic Science Technicians, Forensic Veterinarians, and Other Law Enforcement Officers
pt. 2 Basics About Evidence
21. Crime Scene Investigator/Evidence Technician's Kit
22. Definitions and Purpose of Evidence
23. Nature of Physical Evidence
24. Crime Scenes
25. Collect, Identify, and Preserve the Evidence at a Crime Scene
26. Collection and Preservation of Evidence
27. How to Collect, Mark, and Package Physical Evidence
28. Requests for Examination(s) of Evidence
29. Prepare Evidence and Paperwork Necessary for Crime Laboratory Examinations
30. Shipment of Evidence
pt. 3 Types of Evidence and Evidence Examination
31. Rules of Evidence
32. Miscellaneous Evidence Examinations That Can Be Performed at a Laboratory
33. Evidence: Types of Examinations
34. Examinations for Informational Purposes
35. Types of Specialized Assistance and Examinations Available
36. Shoe Print and Tire Tread Impression Evidence
37. Paint Examination Techniques
38. Arson Evidence
39. Preservation of Fire Evidence
40. Handling Procedures for Fire Evidence
41. General Considerations
Fiber Evidence Crime Scene
42. Fiber Evidence and the Wayne Williams Trial
43. Fibers and the Crime Laboratory
44. Hair Evidence
45. How Hair and Fiber Examinations Aid the Investigation
46. Information Determined From Examination of a Hair
47. Information Determined From Fiber Examinations
48. Stolen Vehicle Evidence
49. Clandestine Business Records Analysis
50. Evidence at the Crime Scene of a Bombing
51. Explosive Evidence
52. Toxicology Examinations and Suspected Cases of Poisoning
53. Pharmaceutical and Drug Evidence
54. General Chemical Analysis Examinations
55. Glass Fibers and Fiberglass Insulation Materials Evidence and Collection of Glass Evidence
56. Soils, Dusts, Debris Evidence and the Value of Soil as Evidence
57. Collection of Soil Specimens as Evidence
58. Insulation Evidence From a Safe
59. Building Materials Evidence
60. Evidence From Ores, Minerals, Rock and Ceramics, Abrasive Materials, and Precious Stones
61. Mineralogy Examinations
62. Serology Examinations
63. Information Determinable by Blood Tests
64. Collection, Identification and Wrapping of Bloodstained, and Other Significant Body Fluids Evidence
65. Secretors and Secretor Status
66. DNA Examinations: DNA Testing
67. Collection, Identification, and Packaging of Evidence Stained With Body Fluids
68. Rape Case
Special Evidence Considerations
69. Types of Firearms Evidence
70. Gunshot Residue Examinations
71. Obtaining Evidence in Tool Mark Cases
72. Tool Mark Identification Evidence
73. Tool Mark Examinations
74. Plastic Cast/Impression of Numbers Stamped in Metal
75. Paints, Plastics, Cosmetics, and Tape Evidence
76. Fluorescent Powders, Dyestuffs, and Other Marking Materials
77. Types of Document Examinations
78. Document Examinations
79. Documentary Evidence
80. Obtaining Known Handwriting Samples
81. Obtaining Known Printer Samples
82. Reference Files of Known Standards
83. Questioned Material Files
84. Photographic Examinations and Bank Robbery Video Footage
85. Impressions in Different Surfaces
86. Impressions on Firm Surfaces
87. Forensic Linguistic Analysis (Authorship/Speaker Identification)
pt. 4 Conducting the Investigation
88. Sources of Investigative Information
89. Crime Scene Equipment Checklist 144
90. Investigations: 50 Things You Should Know
91. Hazards and a Crime Scene
92. Surveillance
93. Informants
94. Entrapment
95. Polygraph Examinations
96. Bank Robbery and Bank Security
97. Investigations of Bank Night Depository Trap Devices
98. Definition of Robbery
99. Checklist: Robbery Investigations
100. Cigarette Identification File
101. Firearms Identification
102. Standard Ammunition File
103. Traffic Accident Investigations
104. Hit-and-Run Traffic Accident Investigations
105. Vehicle Searches
106. Vehicle Searches, Inventory, and Impoundment
107. Vehicle Search Checklist
108. Photographs of Fatal Traffic Accidents
109. Computer Fraud and Investigation
110. Definition of Arson
111. Fire Investigations
112. Checklist for Arson Investigations
113. Homicide Investigations: 70 Things You Should Find Out About the Victim
114. Cutting and Stabbing Investigations: Five Things You Should Know
115. Buried Body Cases
116. Death Scene Checklist
117. Radiation Hazards and Radiation Protection During Investigations
118. Radiation Detection Equipment
119. Definition of Burglary
120. Checklist: Burglary
121. Sketching a Crime Scene
122. Crime Scene Floor Plan
123. Bullying in the Workplace: How to Conduct an Investigation
124. Missing and Exploited Children
125. Five Things to Know About Missing Persons Reports
126. Checklist: Pedophile Investigations
127. Internal Theft
128. Digital Photo Array or Mug Book
129. Preventing and Investigating Identity Theft
130. Employee Applications and Background Investigations
131. Checklist: Notification That a Victim Has Been Found
132. "Lucky" Investigation
133. "Sloppy" Investigation
pt. 5 Crime, Investigations, and the Legal System
134. Uniform Crime Reporting
135. Freedom of Information Act
136. Constitution, the Fourth Amendment
137. Constitution, the Fifth Amendment
138. Constitution, the Sixth Amendment
139. Constitution, the Eighth Amendment
140. Constitution, the Fourteenth Amendment
141. Warrantless Searches of Persons Incident to Arrest
142. Clearance and Arrest
143. Arrest Tactics
144. Arrest by Private Citizens
145. Arrest and Detention: 21 Things You Should Know
146. Arraignment
147. Grand Jury
148. Burden of Proof at a Criminal Trial
149. Hate Crimes: A Policymaker's Guide
150. Real Problems in American Justice.

Investigations : 150 things you should know.

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