This book is a lucid and practical guide to understanding the core
skills and issues involved in the criminal investigation process.
Guiding students through a mock criminal investigation, each
chapter introduces a layer of the crime scene and an investigative
activity to allow students to develop a true comprehension of how
forensic and criminal investigation takes place.
Drawing on multiple disciplines and perspectives, the book
promotes a critical awareness and practical comprehension of the
intersections between criminology, criminal investigation, and
forensic science and uses active learning strategies to help
students build their knowledge and ensure that the veracity of
evidence and decision making is made clear.
The book is organised around the three key strategic phases in a
criminal investigation: Instigation and Initial Response; The
Investigation and Case Management, and each strategic phase of the
investigative process is discussed to ensure the processes and
responsibilities are relayed in a logical and practical structure.
Alongside this practical approach theoretical perspectives and
academic research are laid bare for students.
Targeted at undergraduate students studying forensic and
criminal investigation on criminology and policing course, this
book is the perfect balance of practical and theoretical
learning.
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