The psychology of criminal investigation : from theory to practice / edited by Andy Griffiths and Rebecca Milne.
2018
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The psychology of criminal investigation : from theory to practice / edited by Andy Griffiths and Rebecca Milne.
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Boca Raton, FL : Routledge, an imprint of Taylor and Francis, 2018.
Description
1 online resource (296 pages) : 12 illustrations
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chapter Introduction / Andy Griffiths
chapter 1 Miscarriages of justice
What can we learn? / Sam Poyser
chapter 2 The art and science of investigation / Martin O'Neill
chapter 3 Investigative decision making / Karl Ask
chapter 4 Presentation of evidence / Nina Westera
chapter 5 Vulnerability and criminal investigations / Kevin Smith
chapter 6 Witness testimony / Fiona Gabbert
chapter 7 Identification evidence / Graham Pike
chapter 8 From interrogation to investigative interviewing
The application of psychology / Andy Griffiths
chapter 9 Detecting deceit via verbal cues
Towards a context sensitive research agenda / Pär Anders Granhag
chapter 10 Behavioural investigative advice
A contemporary commentary on offender profiling activity / Michael Davis
chapter 11 Reframing intelligence interviews
The applicability of psychological research to HUMINT elicitation / Ian Stanier
chapter 12 Evidence based police training
The bedrock of effective criminal investigation? / Martin O'Neill
chapter Conclusion / Andy Griffiths.
chapter 1 Miscarriages of justice
What can we learn? / Sam Poyser
chapter 2 The art and science of investigation / Martin O'Neill
chapter 3 Investigative decision making / Karl Ask
chapter 4 Presentation of evidence / Nina Westera
chapter 5 Vulnerability and criminal investigations / Kevin Smith
chapter 6 Witness testimony / Fiona Gabbert
chapter 7 Identification evidence / Graham Pike
chapter 8 From interrogation to investigative interviewing
The application of psychology / Andy Griffiths
chapter 9 Detecting deceit via verbal cues
Towards a context sensitive research agenda / Pär Anders Granhag
chapter 10 Behavioural investigative advice
A contemporary commentary on offender profiling activity / Michael Davis
chapter 11 Reframing intelligence interviews
The applicability of psychological research to HUMINT elicitation / Ian Stanier
chapter 12 Evidence based police training
The bedrock of effective criminal investigation? / Martin O'Neill
chapter Conclusion / Andy Griffiths.
Summary
The contribution of psychological research to the prevention of miscarriages of justice and the development of effective investigative techniques is now established to a point where law enforcement agencies in numerous countries either employ psychologists as part of their staff, or work in cooperation with academic institutions. The application of psychology to investigation is particularly effective when academics and practitioners work together. This book brings together leading experts to discuss the application of psychology to criminal investigation.
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English
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9781315637211
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