Suchergebnisse

1. Criminal enterprise investigations : background -- 2. Identify the crime problem -- 3. Build law enforcement working group -- 4. Politics -- 5. Formalize task force -- 6. Types of task forces -- 7. Prosecutors -- 8. Basic training -- 9. Engage community -- 10. Develop organizational chart -- 11. Define enterprise -- 12. Research criminal activity -- 13. Identify, research, and know statutes -- 14. Vulnerabilities -- 15. Informants and information sources -- 16. Finances -- 17. Overt -- 18. Covert -- 19. Sophisticated investigative techniques -- 20. Put it all together : investigate -- 21. Prosecution -- 22. Dismantlement -- 23. Warnings/cautions -- 24. Terrorist organizations -- 25. Private industry applications -- 26. Practical application -- 27. End game -- 28. War stories.

Rape Investigation Handbook, Second Edition details specific investigative and forensic processes related to sex crimes casework invaluable to those in law enforcement, the legal community, and in the private sector. It takes the reader through these processes in a logical sequence, showing how investigations of rape and sexual assault can and should be conducted from start to finish. The second edition is reorganized to flow from the alleged assault to a courtroom trial. Section heads are introduced and six new chapters on sex crimes, sex trafficking, forensic victimology, eyewitness

1. The history, development, and characteristics of explosives and propellants / Robert B. Hopler -- 2. Physics of explosion hazards / Bibhu Mohanty -- 3. Detection of hidden explosives : new challenges and progress (1998-2009) / Susan Hallowell. [et al.] -- 4. General protocols at the scene of an explosion / Jean-Yves Vermette -- 5. Recovery of material from the scene of an explosion and its subsequent forensic laboratory examination : a team approach / Richard A. Strobel -- 6. The management of casework within the United Kingdom forensic explosives laboratory / Sharon Broome and Clifford Todd -- 7. Aircraft explosive sabotage investigation / John H. Garstang -- 8. Evidence of explosive damage to materials and structures in air crash investigations / Maurice Baker. [et al.] -- 9. Investigation of gas phase explosions in buildings / Christopher D. Foster -- 10. Vehicle-borne improvised explosive devices : collection, analysis, and presentation of evidence / Donald J. Sachtleben -- 11. Investigation of pipe bombs / Edward C. Bender and Alexander D. Beveridge -- 12. Improvised explosives characteristics, detection, and analysis / Kirk Yeager -- 13. Quality and the trace detection and identification of organic high explosives / Sean Doyle -- 14. Chromatography of explosives / Bruce R. McCord, Inge Corbin, and Edward C. Bender -- 15. Analysis of explosives by mass spectrometry / Tsippy Tamiri and Shmuel Zitrin -- 16. Analysis of explosives by infrared spectrometry / Shmuel Zitrin and Tsippy Tamiri -- 17. Portable explosive detection instruments / Sarah Benson, Naomi Speers, and Vincent Otieno-Alego -- 18. The significance of analytical results in explosives investigation / Gerard T. Murray -- 19. Forensic pathology of explosive injury / Indira Kitulwatte and Michael S. Pollanen -- 20. Presentation of explosive casework evidence / James W. Jardine.

This book explains the processing of an underwater crime scene and the steps necessary to conduct the operation. It summarizes the history, physics, and laws applicable to underwater investigations and includes topics such as team formation, roles, deployment, and accountability.

"Crime Scene Investigation offers an innovative approach to learning about crime scene investigation, taking the reader from the first response on the crime scene to documenting crime scene evidence and preparing evidence for courtroom presentation. It includes topics not normally covered in other texts, such as forensic anthropology and pathology, entomology, arson and explosives, and the electronic crime scene. Numerous photographs and illustrations complement text material, and a chapter-by-chapter fictional narrative also provides the reader with a qualitative dimension of the crime scene experience"--

Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Editor's Note -- Preface -- Foreword -- The Author -- Acknowledgments -- Table of Contents -- Chapter 1 Introduction -- Motivation for Today's Crime -- Interrelationship of Crime and Drugs -- Steps Needed to Conduct a Successful Investigation -- Administrators: How to Get Permission to Continue -- Mind Set of the Investigator -- Creativity in Law Enforcement -- Role of the Investigator -- Criminal Investigator -- How to Identify Targets -- Patrol Districts -- Computer Search-Patterns of Criminal Behavior -- Business Community -- Advertise Unit's Existence -- Interviews -- Informants -- Chapter 2 Receipt and Validation of Information -- Sources of Information: Outside Law Enforcement Sources -- Reasons for Informing -- An Informant -- Dealing with Informants -- Safety Factors When Dealing With Informants -- Case Example 1 -- Case Example 2 -- Validation of Infonnation -- Phase I -- Within the Department -- Outside the Department -- Phase II -- Subpoena Telephone Records -- Business Information -- Assessor's Office -- Utilities -- Intelligence Branches -- County Recorder's Office -- U.S. Post Office -- Trash Searches -- Initial Surveillance -- City Controller's Office -- Building Inspectors -- Welfare Office -- Better Business Bureau -- State and Federal I.R.S -- Credit Card Accounts -- Hotels and Motels -- Voter Registration Office -- Federal Courts-U.S. District Courts -- Securities Exchange -- Other Federal Agencies -- Source Contact List -- Bank Records -- What You Should Request -- Bank Statements (Checks and Deposit) -- Other Information Banks Can Provide -- What to Do With the Information -- Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCin) -- Appendix 1: Background Checklist (Phase I) -- Appendix 2: Background Checklist (Phase II -- Chapter 3 Civil Forfeiture.

Cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Foreword -- Introduction: The Threat of Cybercrime -- 1: What is Cybercrime? -- 2: Hacking and Malware -- 3: Cyber Theft and Illegal Goods -- 4: Identity Theft and Phishing -- 5: Cyberstalking and Cyberbullying -- 6: Online Pornography -- 7: Responding to Cybercrime -- Chronology -- Endnotes -- Glossary -- Bibliography -- Index -- About the Author -- About the Consulting Editor.