Handbook of Criminal Investigation

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1. Understanding Investigation, Tim Newburn Part 1: Criminal Investigation in Context Introduction, The editors 2. History of criminal investigation, Bob Morris 3. Social context of criminal investigation, Mario Matassa and Tim Newburn 4. Psychology and criminal investigation, Tom Williamson 5. Law and criminal investigation, Paul Roberts 6 . Criminal investigation and the media, Rob C. Mawby Part 2: Organization of Criminal Investigation Introduction, The editors 7. International structures and transnational crime, Chris Lewis 8. Criminal intelligence and the National Intelligence Model, Tim John and Mike Maguire 9. The investigation of high-volume crime, Nick Tilley, Amanda Robinson and John Burrows 10. Investigation and major crime inquiries, Martin Innes 11. Private investigation, Les Johnston Part 3: Forensic Techniques Introduction, The editors 12. Principles of forensic identification science, A.P.A. Broeders 13. Forensic investigation in the UK, Robert Green 14. Trace biometrics and criminal investigations, Robin Williams and Paul Johnson 15. The application of forensic science to criminal investigation, Jim Fraser Part 4: Investigative Sources and Processes Introduction, The editors 16. Models of investigation, David Carson 17. Covert surveillance and informer handling, Denis Clark 18. Victims and witnesses in criminal investigation, Nicholas Fyfe and Kevin Smith 19. Investigative interviewing, Gisli H. Gudjonsson 20. Profiling suspects, Laurence Alison, Clare McLean and Louise Almond 21. Profiling places: geodemographics and GIS, David Ashby and Max Craglia Part 5: Governance of Criminal Investigation Introduction, The editors 22. The management, supervision and oversight of criminal investigation, Peter Neyroud and Emma Disley 23. Critical incidents: investigation, management and training, John Grieve, Bill Griffiths and Jonathan Crego 24. Ethics and corruption, Alan Wright 25. Miscarriages of justice, Stephen P. Savage and Becky Milne 26. Professionalizing criminal investigation, Peter Stelfox 27. The future of investigation, The editors