Investigations : 150 things you should know.

Investigations : 150 things you should know.

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Author / Creator:Fennelly, Lawrence, author.
Edition:Second edition.
Imprint:Kidlington, Oxford, United Kingdom : Butterworth-Heinemann, an imprint of Elsevier, 2017.
Description:1 online resource
Language:English
Subject:
Criminal investigation.
Criminal investigation.
Format: E-Resource Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11736405
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Other authors / contributors:Perry, Marianna, author.
ISBN:9780128095096
0128095091
9780128094860
Notes:Includes index.
Online resource; title from PDF title page (ScienceDirect, viewed October 20, 2017).

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505 0 0 |g Machine generated contents note:  |g pt. 1  |t Role of the Investigator --  |g 1.  |t Miranda Warning --  |g 2.  |t Qualities of the Investigator --  |g 3.  |t Investigator Job Description: 32 Discrete Services --  |g 4.  |t Basic Duties of the Crime Scene Investigator --  |g 5.  |t Responsibilities of Investigators at Crime Scenes --  |g 6.  |t Importance of Effective Report Writing --  |g 7.  |t Interviewing and Interrogating --  |g 8.  |t Interpreting Nonverbal Communication: Body Language --  |g 9.  |t Art of Investigative Interviewing --  |g 10.  |t Investigative Interviewing: Types of Questions --  |g 11.  |t Investigative Interviewing: Closed Questions --  |g 12.  |t Investigative Interviewing: Open Questions --  |g 13.  |t Investigative Interviewing: Types of Open Questions --  |g 14.  |t Investigative Interviewing: Question Filter Factors --  |g 15.  |t Investigative Interviewing: Tactics When Seeking a Confession --  |g 16.  |t Law Enforcement and the Forensic Pathologist --  |g 17.  |t Pre-Planning Major Case Investigations --  |g 18.  |t Phrases and Proper Names You Should Know and Understand --  |g 19.  |t Levels of Authority: Security Personnel --  |g 20.  |t Private Detectives/Private Investigators, Insurance Investigators, Forensic Science Technicians, Forensic Veterinarians, and Other Law Enforcement Officers --  |g pt. 2  |t Basics About Evidence --  |g 21.  |t Crime Scene Investigator/Evidence Technician's Kit --  |g 22.  |t Definitions and Purpose of Evidence --  |g 23.  |t Nature of Physical Evidence --  |g 24.  |t Crime Scenes --  |g 25.  |t Collect, Identify, and Preserve the Evidence at a Crime Scene --  |g 26.  |t Collection and Preservation of Evidence --  |g 27.  |t How to Collect, Mark, and Package Physical Evidence --  |g 28.  |t Requests for Examination(s) of Evidence --  |g 29.  |t Prepare Evidence and Paperwork Necessary for Crime Laboratory Examinations --  |g 30.  |t Shipment of Evidence --  |g pt. 3  |t Types of Evidence and Evidence Examination --  |g 31.  |t Rules of Evidence --  |g 32.  |t Miscellaneous Evidence Examinations That Can Be Performed at a Laboratory --  |g 33.  |t Evidence: Types of Examinations --  |g 34.  |t Examinations for Informational Purposes --  |g 35.  |t Types of Specialized Assistance and Examinations Available --  |g 36.  |t Shoe Print and Tire Tread Impression Evidence --  |g 37.  |t Paint Examination Techniques --  |g 38.  |t Arson Evidence --  |g 39.  |t Preservation of Fire Evidence --  |g 40.  |t Handling Procedures for Fire Evidence --  |g 41.  |t General Considerations -- Fiber Evidence Crime Scene --  |g 42.  |t Fiber Evidence and the Wayne Williams Trial --  |g 43.  |t Fibers and the Crime Laboratory --  |g 44.  |t Hair Evidence --  |g 45.  |t How Hair and Fiber Examinations Aid the Investigation --  |g 46.  |t Information Determined From Examination of a Hair --  |g 47.  |t Information Determined From Fiber Examinations --  |g 48.  |t Stolen Vehicle Evidence --  |g 49.  |t Clandestine Business Records Analysis --  |g 50.  |t Evidence at the Crime Scene of a Bombing --  |g 51.  |t Explosive Evidence --  |g 52.  |t Toxicology Examinations and Suspected Cases of Poisoning --  |g 53.  |t Pharmaceutical and Drug Evidence --  |g 54.  |t General Chemical Analysis Examinations --  |g 55.  |t Glass Fibers and Fiberglass Insulation Materials Evidence and Collection of Glass Evidence --  |g 56.  |t Soils, Dusts, Debris Evidence and the Value of Soil as Evidence --  |g 57.  |t Collection of Soil Specimens as Evidence --  |g 58.  |t Insulation Evidence From a Safe --  |g 59.  |t Building Materials Evidence --  |g 60.  |t Evidence From Ores, Minerals, Rock and Ceramics, Abrasive Materials, and Precious Stones --  |g 61.  |t Mineralogy Examinations --  |g 62.  |t Serology Examinations --  |g 63.  |t Information Determinable by Blood Tests --  |g 64.  |t Collection, Identification and Wrapping of Bloodstained, and Other Significant Body Fluids Evidence --  |g 65.  |t Secretors and Secretor Status --  |g 66.  |t DNA Examinations: DNA Testing --  |g 67.  |t Collection, Identification, and Packaging of Evidence Stained With Body Fluids --  |g 68.  |t Rape Case -- Special Evidence Considerations --  |g 69.  |t Types of Firearms Evidence --  |g 70.  |t Gunshot Residue Examinations --  |g 71.  |t Obtaining Evidence in Tool Mark Cases --  |g 72.  |t Tool Mark Identification Evidence --  |g 73.  |t Tool Mark Examinations --  |g 74.  |t Plastic Cast/Impression of Numbers Stamped in Metal --  |g 75.  |t Paints, Plastics, Cosmetics, and Tape Evidence --  |g 76.  |t Fluorescent Powders, Dyestuffs, and Other Marking Materials --  |g 77.  |t Types of Document Examinations --  |g 78.  |t Document Examinations --  |g 79.  |t Documentary Evidence --  |g 80.  |t Obtaining Known Handwriting Samples --  |g 81.  |t Obtaining Known Printer Samples --  |g 82.  |t Reference Files of Known Standards --  |g 83.  |t Questioned Material Files --  |g 84.  |t Photographic Examinations and Bank Robbery Video Footage --  |g 85.  |t Impressions in Different Surfaces --  |g 86.  |t Impressions on Firm Surfaces --  |g 87.  |t Forensic Linguistic Analysis (Authorship/Speaker Identification) --  |g pt. 4  |t Conducting the Investigation --  |g 88.  |t Sources of Investigative Information --  |g 89.  |t Crime Scene Equipment Checklist 144 --  |g 90.  |t Investigations: 50 Things You Should Know --  |g 91.  |t Hazards and a Crime Scene --  |g 92.  |t Surveillance --  |g 93.  |t Informants --  |g 94.  |t Entrapment --  |g 95.  |t Polygraph Examinations --  |g 96.  |t Bank Robbery and Bank Security --  |g 97.  |t Investigations of Bank Night Depository Trap Devices --  |g 98.  |t Definition of Robbery --  |g 99.  |t Checklist: Robbery Investigations --  |g 100.  |t Cigarette Identification File --  |g 101.  |t Firearms Identification --  |g 102.  |t Standard Ammunition File --  |g 103.  |t Traffic Accident Investigations --  |g 104.  |t Hit-and-Run Traffic Accident Investigations --  |g 105.  |t Vehicle Searches --  |g 106.  |t Vehicle Searches, Inventory, and Impoundment --  |g 107.  |t Vehicle Search Checklist --  |g 108.  |t Photographs of Fatal Traffic Accidents --  |g 109.  |t Computer Fraud and Investigation --  |g 110.  |t Definition of Arson --  |g 111.  |t Fire Investigations --  |g 112.  |t Checklist for Arson Investigations --  |g 113.  |t Homicide Investigations: 70 Things You Should Find Out About the Victim --  |g 114.  |t Cutting and Stabbing Investigations: Five Things You Should Know --  |g 115.  |t Buried Body Cases --  |g 116.  |t Death Scene Checklist --  |g 117.  |t Radiation Hazards and Radiation Protection During Investigations --  |g 118.  |t Radiation Detection Equipment --  |g 119.  |t Definition of Burglary --  |g 120.  |t Checklist: Burglary --  |g 121.  |t Sketching a Crime Scene --  |g 122.  |t Crime Scene Floor Plan --  |g 123.  |t Bullying in the Workplace: How to Conduct an Investigation --  |g 124.  |t Missing and Exploited Children --  |g 125.  |t Five Things to Know About Missing Persons Reports --  |g 126.  |t Checklist: Pedophile Investigations --  |g 127.  |t Internal Theft --  |g 128.  |t Digital Photo Array or Mug Book --  |g 129.  |t Preventing and Investigating Identity Theft --  |g 130.  |t Employee Applications and Background Investigations --  |g 131.  |t Checklist: Notification That a Victim Has Been Found --  |g 132.  |t "Lucky" Investigation --  |g 133.  |t "Sloppy" Investigation --  |g pt. 5  |t Crime, Investigations, and the Legal System --  |g 134.  |t Uniform Crime Reporting --  |g 135.  |t Freedom of Information Act --  |g 136.  |t Constitution, the Fourth Amendment --  |g 137.  |t Constitution, the Fifth Amendment --  |g 138.  |t Constitution, the Sixth Amendment --  |g 139.  |t Constitution, the Eighth Amendment --  |g 140.  |t Constitution, the Fourteenth Amendment --  |g 141.  |t Warrantless Searches of Persons Incident to Arrest --  |g 142.  |t Clearance and Arrest --  |g 143.  |t Arrest Tactics --  |g 144.  |t Arrest by Private Citizens --  |g 145.  |t Arrest and Detention: 21 Things You Should Know --  |g 146.  |t Arraignment --  |g 147.  |t Grand Jury --  |g 148.  |t Burden of Proof at a Criminal Trial --  |g 149.  |t Hate Crimes: A Policymaker's Guide --  |g 150.  |t Real Problems in American Justice. 
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