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Investigating Digital Crime is an accessible introduction to the
relationship between the parallel growth of new digital
technologies and their criminal exploitation. the book examines the
reaction of the criminal justice system, both in terms of the
general legislative context and also from the perspective of law
enforcement, and provides a clear account of the different forms of
digital crime. In order to enhance student understanding, this book
includes a detailed description and analysis of digital crimes such
as smart card crime, cyber crimes and telecommunication crimes in
relation to a number of theoretical perspectives. The book clearly
identifies the relationship between developments in digital
technologies and changes in criminal behaviour.
Numerous case studies are provided throughout, with examples
from the UK, other European nations and the US, illustrating both
the theoretical perspectives offered and the associated
investigative context. Opening with an introduction to the
challenges of new technology crime and background to the phenomena,
the book then moves on to discuss the legislative context, for
example, the interception of email and its use as evidence in
court. The latter half of the book examines a range of new
technology crimes, from the illegal modification of games consoles
and mobile phones, through to new forms of identity theft, card
crime and the use of new technology by sex offenders. Covers a
broad range of digital crime from IPR crime through to identity
theft, telecommunications and card crime Written by leading
researchers, teachers and practitioners in the field Offers a
theoretical understanding and explanation of new technology crime,
andclearly describes and analyses the investigative and legislative
context Includes numerous global case studies throughout, to
illustrate the theory in practice and to appeal to an international
audience.
This handy pocket guide is an essential field guide to crime scene
photography. The authors have used limited technical terms and
jargon to distill concepts down to understandable, step-by-step
methodologies. The book highlights best practices that apply to
most any crime scene but specialized instructions-pertaining to
unique evidence and crime scenes that present challenging
conditions-are also provided. The book introduces concise,
comprehensive checklists for photographing such evidence as tire
tracks, dust impressions, fingerprints, luminescence from trace
blood search reagents, and more. This convenient reference allows
police professionals, investigators, and crime scene analysts and
technicians to improve their proficiency to achieve professional,
reliable results.
A surprisingly large number of otherwise 'normala children have
problems learning to read, and these difficulties can produce
disastrous consequences. Can we isolate the causes of reading
problems? How can we best help backward readers? Peter Bryant and
Lynette Bradley, in a trenchant and convincingly argued critique,
show that many of the existing psychological explanations of
reading problems are based on flawed research and on entirely
inadequate evidence.
This handy pocket guide is an essential field guide to crime scene
photography. The authors have used limited technical terms and
jargon to distill concepts down to understandable, step-by-step
methodologies. The book highlights best practices that apply to
most any crime scene but specialized instructions-pertaining to
unique evidence and crime scenes that present challenging
conditions-are also provided. The book introduces concise,
comprehensive checklists for photographing such evidence as tire
tracks, dust impressions, fingerprints, luminescence from trace
blood search reagents, and more. This convenient reference allows
police professionals, investigators, and crime scene analysts and
technicians to improve their proficiency to achieve professional,
reliable results.
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