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CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATIONS ©2009 Softcover 354 pp. (8 1/2" x 11") ISBN: 978-1-933778-11-2 List $70 Click here for a printable PDF document containing the information for this publication. Description An introduction to the investigative concepts involved in the “Crime Scene Dynamics” of processing the aftermath of a criminal incident. Covers how to respond to crime scenes, and examines the multitude of responsibilities involved, such as: the identifying and preserving evidence, isolating and interviewing witnesses, isolating and protecting the crime scene, developing fingerprints and identifying and locating suspects. 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. Contents Chapter 1  Introduction to Crime Scene Dynamics Chapter 2  History of Forensics Chapter 3  Investigating the Crime Scene Chapter 4  Interviews & Interrogation Chapter 5  Processing the Crime Scene Chapter 6  Report Writing Chapter 7  Legal Issues and Testimony Chapter 8  Evidence Chapter 9  Crime Scene Searches Chapter 10  Crime Scene Sketches Chapter 11  Crime Scene Photography Chapter 12  DNA In Forensics Chapter 13  Blood & Bodily Fluids Chapter 14  Hair & Fibers Chapter 15  Glass Chapter 16  Fingerprints Chapter 17  Firearms Chapter 18  Death Scene Investigations Chapter 19  Vehicular Crime Scene Investigations Chapter 20  Computer Investigations Chapter 21  State and Federal Resources Chapter 22  Careers In Forensics Sample Chapter Click here for a sample chapter from this publication. Author(s) Rick Michelson,  MA: Rick has 30 years of law enforcement experience which includes holding rank as a Sergeant with the San Diego Police Department, the University of California police in San Diego, a Lieutenant with California Polytechnic University, Pomona police, and as "Interim" Chief with Grossmont Community College’s police. He is currently a Reserve Lieutenant with the San Diego County Sheriff's Department in their Backgrounds Unit. Related Publications Report Writing for Criminal Justice Professional: A Complete Text from English Composition to Interviews & Interrogations There are 18 recommended Activities & Kits for this publication. View Details

Supplemental Materials PowerPoint presentations for each chapter. Test Bank with written examinations provided for every chapter. Lesson Plan Development Guide for instructor use. Student Lab Activities Available Forensic Photography Lab Activity Documenting a Crime Scene Lab Activity Dustless Fingerprints Lab Activity Ward's Fingerprint Identification Using Magnetic Powder Lab Activity Hair and Fiber Analysis Lab Activity Simulated Blood Typing "whodunit" Lab Activity Blood Typing using Saliva Lab Activity Human Fingerprinting by PCR Lab Activity Ward's Forensic Analysis of Glass Lab Activity Ward's Science Behind Ballistics and Firearms Lab Activity Gunshot Residue Presumptive Test Kit Classroom Equipment Ward's Fingerprint Classification Chart Digital Camera with 3X Zoom Portable Fuming Chamber Carrying Case for Portable Fuming Chamber Digital Cordless LED Microscope (compounding) PCR Process Poster Safety Equipment Precaution Compliance Kit Economy Safety Spectacles Dust Masks Polyethylene Disposible Aprons Powder-Free Purple Nitrile Disposable Gloves - small Powder-Free Purple Nitrile Disposable Gloves - medium Powder-Free Purple Nitrile Disposable Gloves - large Optional Lab Activities Ward's Luminol Detection of Simulated Blood Click here for detailed information on supplemental materials.