Criminal Investigation by Hess Orthmann, Christine|Hess, Kären M. (Hardcover)

Description: About this productProduct InformationEasy to read and well-organized, CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION, 10th Edition delivers the modern investigative principles and practices you need to succeed in criminal justice. Demonstrating techniques and their many applications, the book introduces long-standing tools, practices, and policies alongside the latest innovations in technology and science to give you a broad perspective of criminal investigations today. Featuring a number of learning aids, CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION, 10th Edition uses checklists, bullet lists, illustrations, and other graphics to give the material context, while examples and case citations show how investigations affect the world around you. The CourseMate website that accompanies this text offers a variety of ways to practice and master key concepts - including flash cards, videos, crossword puzzles, interactive quizzes, and more.The many exciting topics covered include D.N.A. science, terrorism and homeland security, the C.S.I. Effect, cybercrime, federal law enforcement investigations, crimes against children, forensics and physical evidence, investigative photography and sketching, identity theft, white-collar crime, ethics, and much moreProduct IdentifiersPublisherDelamr Cengage LearningISBN-101133018920ISBN-139781133018926eBay Product ID (ePID)110542579Product Key FeaturesAuthorKären M. Hess, Christine Hess OrthmannPublication NameCriminal InvestigationFormatHardcoverLanguageEnglishPublication Year2012TypeTextbookNumber of Pages752 PagesDimensionsItem Length11.1in.Item Height1.3in.Item Width8.7in.Item Weight60.1 OzAdditional Product FeaturesLc Classification NumberHv8073Edition Number10Reviews"...This text is a great educational tool for the college classroom about the detailed work needed to understand the important role of being a criminal investigator."Thomas E. Drerup, Clark State Community College, "eThis text is a great educational tool for the college classroom about the detailed work needed to understand the important role of being a criminal investigator."Thomas E. Drerup, Clark State Community College, Section I: INTRODUCTION. 1. Criminal Investigation: An Overview. Section II: BASIC INVESTIGATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES. 2. Documenting the Crime Scene: Note Taking, Photographing, and Sketching. 3. Writing Effective Reports. 4. Searches. 5. Forensics/Physical Evidence. 6. Obtaining Information and Intelligence. 7. Identifying and Arresting Suspects. Section III: INVESTIGATING VIOLENT CRIMES. 8. Death Investigations. 9. Assault, Domestic Violence, Stalking, and Elder Abuse. 10. Sex Offenses. 11. Crimes Against Children. 12. Robbery. Section IV: INVESTIGATING CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTY. 13. Burglary. 14. Larceny/Theft, Fraud, and White-Collar Crime. 15. Motor Vehicle Theft. 16. Arson, Bombs, and Explosives. Section V5: OTHER CHALLENGES TO THE CRIMINAL INVESTIGATOR. 17. Computer Crime. 18. A Dual Threat: Drug-Related Crime and Organized Crime. 19. Criminal Activities of Gangs and Other Dangerous Groups. 20. Terrorism and Homeland Security. 21. Preparing for and Presenting Cases in Court. Appendix A: Patrol Crime Scene Management Checklist. Appendix B: Washington, DC, Metropolitan Police Department Homicide Case Review Solvability Chart. Appendix C: Sudden In-Custody Death: An Investigator's Checklist. Appendix D: Death Scene Checklist. Appendix E: Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Cold Case Solvability Criteria. Appendix F: Sample Form for Reporting Bias Crime. Glossary. Author Index. Subject Index., "â€¦This text is a great educational tool for the college classroom about the detailed work needed to understand the important role of being a criminal investigator."Thomas E. Drerup, Clark State Community College, " This text is a great educational tool for the college classroom about the detailed work needed to understand the important role of being a criminal investigator."Thomas E. Drerup, Clark State Community CollegeTable of ContentSection I: INTRODUCTION.1. Criminal Investigation: An Overview.Section II: BASIC INVESTIGATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES.2. Documenting the Crime Scene: Note Taking, Photographing, and Sketching.3. Writing Effective Reports.4. Searches.5. Forensics/Physical Evidence.6. Obtaining Information and Intelligence.7. Identifying and Arresting Suspects.Section III: INVESTIGATING VIOLENT CRIMES.8. Death Investigations.9. Assault, Domestic Violence, Stalking, and Elder Abuse.10. Sex Offenses.11. Crimes Against Children.12. Robbery.Section IV: INVESTIGATING CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTY.13. Burglary.14. Larceny/Theft, Fraud, and White-Collar Crime.15. Motor Vehicle Theft.16. Arson, Bombs, and Explosives.Section V5: OTHER CHALLENGES TO THE CRIMINAL INVESTIGATOR.17. Computer Crime.18. A Dual Threat: Drug-Related Crime and Organized Crime.19. Criminal Activities of Gangs and Other Dangerous Groups.20. Terrorism and Homeland Security.21. Preparing for and Presenting Cases in Court.Appendix A: Patrol Crime Scene Management Checklist.Appendix B: Washington, DC, Metropolitan Police Department Homicide Case Review Solvability Chart.Appendix C: Sudden In-Custody Death: An Investigator's Checklist.Appendix D: Death Scene Checklist.Appendix E: Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Cold Case Solvability Criteria.Appendix F: Sample Form for Reporting Bias Crime.Glossary.Author Index.Subject Index.Copyright Date2013Target AudienceCollege AudienceTopicCounseling / General, CriminologyLccn2011-945716Dewey Decimal363.25Dewey Edition23IllustratedYesGenreEducation, Social Science

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