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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Elsevier Science & Technology
ISBN-10
0128006803
ISBN-13
9780128006801
eBay Product ID (ePID)
235794110
Product Key Features
Number of Pages
414 Pages
Publication Name
Forensic Investigations : an Introduction
Language
English
Subject
Forensic Science, Criminology
Publication Year
2017
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Law, Social Science
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Length
9.2 in
Item Width
7.5 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
College Audience
LCCN
2016-960791
Reviews
"In summary, I found the work immensely readable; I like the way chapters do not require reading in a chronological order. I would recommend to students and professionals alike as it provides an excellent and sustainable entry point and foundation to the study practice of criminology law criminal justice, forensic science and forensic investigation." --CSEye
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
363.25
Table Of Content
1. Forensic Investigations: A Primer2. Law and Evidence3. Investigative Ethics4. Investigators and the Scientific Method5. Crime Scene Investigation and Analysis6. Crime Scene Processing7. Forensic Victimology8. The Sexual Assault Examination9. Medicolegal Death Investigation: Protocols and Practice10. Forensic Interviews11. The Polygraph: Uses and Misuses12. Investigating Allegations of Police Torture: Forensic Protocols and Psychological Assessment13. Forensic Investigations for Court: Probation, Sentencing, Mitigation Issues in Capital Cases14. Oklahoma v. Elvis Thacker: Evaluating Victimology, Victim Sexual Assault Evidence, Suspect Torture by Law Enforcement, and the Quality of a Forensic Investigation
Synopsis
The terms forensic investigator and forensic investigation are part of our cultural identity. They can be found in the news, on television, and in film. They are invoked, generally, to imply that highly trained personnel will be collecting some form of physical evidence with eventual scientific results that cannot be questioned or bargained with. In other words, they are invoked to imply the reliability, certainty, and authority of a scientific inquiry. Using cases from the authors' extensive files, Forensic Investigations: An Introduction provides an overview of major subjects related to forensic inquiry and evidence examination. It will prepare Criminal Justice and Criminology students in forensic programs for more specialized courses and provide a valuable resource to newly employed forensic practitioners. Written by practicing and testifying forensic professionals from law enforcement, academia, mental health and the forensic sciences, this work offers a balanced scientific approach, based on the established literature, for broad appeal. The purpose of this book is to help students and professionals rid themselves of the myths and misconceptions they have accumulated regarding forensic investigators and the subsequent forensic investigations they help to conduct. It will help the reader understand the role of the forensic investigator; the nature and variety of forensic investigations that take place in the justice system; and the mechanisms by which such investigations become worthy as evidence in court. Its goals are no loftier than that. However, they could not be more necessary to our understanding of what justice is, how it is most reliably achieved, and how it can be corrupted by those who are burdened with apathy and alternative motives. A primary text for instructors teaching forensic courses related to criminal and forensic investigation Written by forensic professionals, currently in practice and testifying in court Offers applied protocols for a broad range of forensic investigations Augments theoretical constructs with recent, and relevant case studies and forensic reports Based on the most recent scientific research, practice, and protocols related to forensic inquiry, The terms forensic investigator and forensic investigation are part of our cultural identity. They can be found in the news, on television, and in film. They are invoked, generally, to imply that highly trained personnel will be collecting some form of physical evidence with eventual scientific results that cannot be questioned or bargained with. In other words, they are invoked to imply the reliability, certainty, and authority of a scientific inquiry. Using cases from the authors' extensive files, Forensic Investigations: An Introduction provides an overview of major subjects related to forensic inquiry and evidence examination. It will prepare Criminal Justice and Criminology students in forensic programs for more specialized courses and provide a valuable resource to newly employed forensic practitioners. Written by practicing and testifying forensic professionals from law enforcement, academia, mental health and the forensic sciences, this work offers a balanced scientific approach, based on the established literature, for broad appeal. The purpose of this book is to help students and professionals rid themselves of the myths and misconceptions they have accumulated regarding forensic investigators and the subsequent forensic investigations they help to conduct. It will help the reader understand the role of the forensic investigator; the nature and variety of forensic investigations that take place in the justice system; and the mechanisms by which such investigations become worthy as evidence in court. Its goals are no loftier than that. However, they could not be more necessary to our understanding of what justice is, how it is most reliably achieved, and how it can be corrupted by those who are burdened with apathy and alternative motives.
LC Classification Number
HV8073
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