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CRIME
SCENE DOCUMENTATION
CRIME SCENE DOCUMENTATION
©2005 334 pp. (8 1/2" x 11")
ISBN: 978-1-889315-63-8
List $70
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the information for this publication.
This textbook is
appropriate for criminal justice, criminal
investigation, and homeland security programs. It is
also suited for programs in emergency management,
corporate security, psychology, emergency medical
services and healthcare, police academy programs, and
continuing professional development.
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Description
An introduction to the
concepts of the procedures of crime scene observation,
note taking, photography and report writing. Includes
an introduction to the preparation of visual exhibits
for court presentation. Specific crimes include:
assaults, sexual assaults, death investigations,
computer crime, identity theft, drugs, arson, and
accident reconstruction.
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Contents
Chapter 1 Crime Scene
Chapter 2 Crime Scene Elements & Documentation
Chapter 3 Records/Evidence Management
Chapter 4 Note-Taking
Chapter 5 Crime Scene Photography
Chapter 6 Measurements & Sketches
Chapter 7 Final Reports
Chapter 8 Documenting Assaults
Chapter 9 Sexual Assault
Chapter 10 Documenting Death Investigations
Chapter 11 Computer Crime
Chapter 12 Identity Theft
Chapter 13 Drugs
Chapter 14 Documenting an Arson Scene
Chapter 15 Accident Investigation & Reconstruction
Chapter 16 Rules of Evidence
Chapter 17 Testimony
Chapter 18 Visual Aids |
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Supplemental
Material
- PowerPoint presentations for
each chapter.
- Test Bank with written
examinations provided for every chapter.
- Lesson Plan Development Guide
for instructor use.
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Student Kits, Safety Equipment and Activities
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Today's students expect
more. They enjoy the hands-on experience that
professionals in the field practice every day. In
response to this need, the Curriculum Technology
team has integrated the tools, workbooks with lab
activities, demonstration videos, and related
supplies into complete lab systems to give your
courses and programs the "Wow!" factor today's
students demand. |
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Author(s)
Jean Goodall, PhD: Dr. Goodall holds a B.S. in
Criminology, a M.S. in Management and a Doctorate in
Public Administration. She has more than 30 years
experience in the legal field, over 12 years of
experience in adult education at the college level,
has worked in the criminal justice environment,
conducted volunteer work in the community and has
extensive experience in government operations.
Carol Hawks, BS: Carol has worked defense
investigations involving death penalty cases and
violent crimes. She has worked state and federal
investigations in the criminal and civil realm. She
has a B.S. in Criminal Justice and holds
certifications in crime scene investigation and
fingerprint classification. Carol is a notary public
and private process server. She also has experience as
a curriculum developer for homeland security programs.
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