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  1. Geographic Information Systems and Crime Analysis
  2. Practical Aspects of Interview and Interrogation, Second Edition (Practical Aspects of Criminal and Forensic Investigations) by David E. Zulawski, Douglas E. Wicklander, 2001-09-14
  3. They Write Their Own Sentences: The FBI Handwriting Analysis Manual by F.B.I., 1987-10
  4. Forensic Cremation Recovery and Analysis by Scott I. Fairgrieve, 2007-10-18
  5. Ensuring Competent Performance in Forensic Practice: Recovery, Analysis, Interpretation, and Reporting by Keith Hadley, Michael J. Fereday, 2007-11-19
  6. Cases and Problems in Criminal Procedure: The Police (Analysis and Skills Series) by Myron Moskovitz, 1998-03
  7. Forensic Examination of Glass and Paint: Analysis and Interpretation (Taylor & Francis Forensic Science Series)
  8. Scientific analysis section.(forensic examinations of hazardous chemical): An article from: FBI Laboratory Annual Report
  9. Crime Scene Investigation by Thomas Francis Adams, Jeffrey Lee Krutsinger, 2000-01-15
  10. Blaze: The Forensics of Fire by Nicholas Faith, 2000-08-11
  11. Expert testimony and risk assessment in stalking cases: the FBI's NCAVC as a resource.(Federal Bureau of Investigation, National Center for the Analysis ... from: The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin by Eugene Rugala, James McNamara, et all 2004-11-01
  12. Mute Witnesses: Trace Evidence Analysis
  13. Instrumental Data for Drug Analysis, Second Edition,Volume VII by Terry Mills, J. Conrad Roberson, et all 1996-10-27
  14. Dilemma of interest: many law enforcement officials now use the vague term "person of interest" to describe people caught up in their investigations. That ... An article from: American Journalism Review by Donna Shaw, 2006-02-01

41. Visual Analytics Delivers Advanced Financial Fraud Analysis Tool To The Internal
Visual Analytics Delivers Advanced Financial Fraud analysis Tool to the InternalRevenue Service criminal investigation Division
http://www.visualanalytics.com/PressRelease/2005-08-03-IRSCI-case.html
Visual Analytics Delivers Advanced Financial Fraud Analysis Tool to the Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigation Division
Poolesville, MD – August 3, 2005

Benefits
Analysis conducted in months is now conducted in minutes with greater detail and accuracy.
Challenge
Solving financial crimes, especially those related to tax and money laundering, is the job of an IRS special agent. Historically, books and records involving financial transactions were filed in neat folders in file cabinets. Now, as more financial information becomes electronic data, financial investigators need to be able to access and quickly analyze that data to develop proof of a crime.
Solution
IRS Criminal Investigation personnel use numerous stand-alone databases to support their case analysis. The IRS CI needed a solution that would allow them to query all of their databases at once. The solution would have to easily integrate with different data sources (structured and unstructured) and deliver a graphical presentation for advanced analytics. All this would have to be done from a single point for the analyst.
IRS CI chose the platform-independent suite by Visual Analytics for incorporation into its system. After a prototype phase proved effective, the unit began a nationwide production deployment in February 2005.

42. © 2004 Forensic Solutions LLC; Brent E. Turvey, MS; CV
Lecture Applied Behavioral Evidence analysis techniques Lecture criminalProfiling criminal investigation Applied Behavioral Evidence analysis
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University of New Haven, West Haven, Connecticut B.S. - Psychology
Portland State University, Portland, Oregon B.S. - History
Portland State University, Portland, Oregon Professional Activities
Mr. Turvey has participated as a forensic scientist and /or criminal profiler in the investigative or trial phase for both law enforcement and attorney clients around the World. The greatest volume of his casework has focused on the examination and interpretation of physical and behavioral evidence relating to the following: Criminal
  • Sexual assault/ rape (including false reports) Serial rape Domestic homicide Staged crime scenes Robbery/burglary homicide Sexual homicide Serial homicide
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  • Autoerotic death Legal actions involving any of the above types of criminal activity (premises liability, wrongful death, accidental death, etc...)

43. McGraw-Hill Education Europe
criminal investigation with Making the Grade Student CDROM crime bulletins,the internet as an investigative aid, social network analysis,
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: SOFT + CD Availability: In Stock Description Key Features Author Biography Table of Contents ... Supplements Description Widely recognized as the most accurate and comprehensive text in the field, this practical, step-by-step introduction to criminal investigation gives students a logical framework for understanding the investigative process. Major sections cover current issues such as environmental crime, the looting of archaeological sites, videotaping of crime scenes, street gangs, and drugs. Case studies throughout the text emphasize the applied technique of criminal investigation, and its consistently praised art program including graphs, charts, and arresting photographs, depict the practical aspects of investigation and help to clarify difficult scientific concepts. In the eighth edition three new chapters provide coverage of Investigation, Investigators, and the Crime Scene (Chapter 2), Investigative Resources (Chapter 8), and Terrorism (Chapter 20) that is ummatched by any other text.

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45. Crime Scene Investigation Books And Articles - Research Crime
criminal Profiling The FBI Uses criminal Investigative analysis to Solve Crimes,in Corrections Today. by Mary Ellen O Toole. 3 pgs.
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46. Criminal Investigations Division
Assigned to the criminal investigation Division are detectives that specialize use of crime analysis mapping software, allowing visualization of crime
http://www.cherokeega-sheriff.org/2003annual/cid.html
Criminal Investigations Division Captain Edward Lacey commands the Criminal Investigations Division (CID) located at the Cherokee County South Government Annex. Edward has a Master's degree in Public Administration from Columbus State University. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy and Georgia Association of Chief's of Police Command College. A leadership team comprised of Lieutenant Thomas Pinyan, Sergeant Kim Grant, Sergeant Johnny Anderson, and Sergeant Bert Love assists Captain Lacey.
Detectives and Investigators of the Sheriff's Office are tasked with both following up on reports of criminal acts as well as taking proactive measures to prevent crime from occurring. Detectives are responsible for a plethora of case development activities to include locating and recovering stolen property, gathering forensic evidence from crime scenes, processing the forensic evidence and interrogating criminal suspects. Detectives compile and organize this information into a format easily presented to the courts for successful prosecution. Assigned to the Criminal Investigation Division are detectives that specialize in crimes against children, crime scene investigation, burglary investigation, hostage negotiation, pawn shop management and auto theft. Currently, officers assigned to CID are seeking proficiency in cyber crime investigation, electronic surveillance, crime analysis and intelligence gathering.

47. Budget Of The United States Government, FY 2006
the Office of Intelligence and analysis (OIA), and the Treasury Executive Finally, TFI provides policy guidance for IRS criminal investigation’s
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DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
AT A GLANCE: 2006 Discretionary Budget Authority: $11.6 billion
(Increase from 2005: 4 percent) Major Programs:
  • Collecting taxes Managing and accounting for the public debt Administering Federal finances Combating financial crime and terrorist financing Regulating and supervising financial institutions Producing coins and currency
MEETING PRESIDENTIAL GOALS
Promoting Economic Opportunity and Ownership
  • Reforming the tax code to make it simpler and fairer for average taxpayers. Ensuring a safe and sound banking system through regulation and supervision of banks and thrifts. Promoting and coordinating efforts of Federal agencies and the private sector to increase financial literacy for all Americans.
Protecting America
Agency-specific Goals
Making Government More Effective
  • Providing new tax enforcement initiatives to promote fair and equitable tax enforcement and increase revenue. Reducing paper processing as more people file electronically with the Internal Revenue Service.

48. Anoka County Sheriff's Office - Investigation
The criminal investigation Division provides countywide felony level investigative Controlled substance analysis. Expert testimony in the courtroom.
http://www.co.anoka.mn.us/departments/sheriff/investigate.htm
Anoka County Sheriff's Office
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION
DIVISION (C.I.D.)
Division Commanders: Captain Rob Bredsten
Lt. Paul Sommer C.I.D. is
Crime Lab
CRIME SCENE DO NOT ENTER CRIME SCENE DO NOT ENTER The Anoka County Crime Lab was organized in 1968 for identification, documentation, preservation, and collection of physical evidence at crime scenes. The unit is available 24 hours per day with services provided to all law enforcement agencies within Anoka County. The staff is composed of one Sergeant and four sworn deputies who operate under the direction of the Captain of the Criminal Investigation Division. Currently, two Crime Lab Deputies are Clandestine Lab Certified and work with the Narcotics and Violent Crimes Task Force in processing meth labs. Crime Scene processing procedures and follow-up duties include:
  • Fingerprint development applications with powders and chemicals. Fingerprint enhancement through the application of an alternate light source. Fingerprint charts.

49. Criminal Investigations
The criminal investigation Division (CID) includes several functions in Crime analysis and the Identification Unit operate under the CID umbrella.
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Criminal Investigations Division Contact: Lt. Robert Waggoner 325-676-6611 The Criminal Investigation Division (CID) includes several functions in addition to the traditional detective squads. The Crime Stoppers program for Abilene and Taylor County is attached to CID. The Abilene Taylor County Child Advocacy Center is also attached to CID. Crime Analysis and the Identification Unit operate under the CID umbrella. The more traditional investigation roles are divided into three units: Crime Against Persons, Crime Against Property, and Fraud. The thirty-three employees of CID include one Lieutenant, four Sergeants, nineteen Detectives, one Crime Stoppers Coordinator, two Crime Annalist, two Forensic Specialist, one Child Advocacy Center Director and three Administrative Clerks.
The Persons Unit investigates offenses such as homicide, sexual assault, robbery, assault, harassment, etc. in which a person is injured, endangered, or threatened. Homicides and robberies are the more publicized of these crimes. Fortunately, they do not comprise the majority of the work load. Many of these crimes are fights and family violence that require a great deal of arbitration and interviewing to resolve. They also include physical and sexual abuse of children, and two of the unit's eight detectives are assigned to the Child Advocacy Center. They work exclusively on child abuse cases.

50. Criminal Investigation
criminal Investigative analysis Victimology Fugitive/Witness InvestigationInterrogation Steps Behavioral analysis Interview Legal Issues Report Writing
http://www.forensicconsulting.com/html/criminal_investigation.html
Criminal Investigations
This five-day course combines lectures, case reviews and workshops to each attending detective/officer who is responsible for conducting criminal investigations. The course target group is five-years or less of law enforcement experience.
This training will provide the tools necessary to conduct any major criminal investigation through preliminary stage, extensive interview and interrogation techniques, crime scene management and investigation, fugitive investigation, report writing and command post organization.
Through lectures, reviews of actual cases and classroom discussions the detective/officer will fully enhance his/her ability to handle various aspects of criminal investigation. All students will be encouraged to bring to class for the week of training a current or unsolved case which will be used throughout in on going workshop exercises.
To be announced Seminar Agenda: Preliminary Investigation- Solvability Factors
Command Post Structure
The Interview Process
Interview Sexual Assault Victim-Personality Assessment
Crime Scene Management
Crime Scene Investigation
Evidence Collection, Preservation and Documentation

51. LEJA Undergraduate Programs Degree Requirements
LEJA 242 Survey of criminal investigation (3) criminal investigation theory and analysis of laws and successful investigations and prosecutions of
http://www.wiu.edu/leja/undergrad/ugcourses.shtml
Course Descriptions
LEJA 101 Survey of Criminal Justice (3)
Administration of justice in the United States with emphasis on the total system of police, courts, and corrections. Principles of law and recent court decisions are also discussed.
LEJA 201 Juvenile Justice (3) LEJA 205 Traffic Administration (3)
Basic principles of traffic control, education, engineering, and enforcement; practical applications to traffic control and administration; current research techniques in the study of traffic administration and control. Prerequisite: LEJA 101.
LEJA 208 Introduction to External Security (3)
Overview of security systems found in retail, industrial, and governmental agencies; legal framework for security operations; detailed presentations of specific security programs.
LEJA 212 Criminal Law (3)
The study of legal terminology and definitions of crimes, criminal procedures, criminal responsibility, analysis of crimes, and their proof in the context of practical fact situations. Prerequisite: LEJA 101.
LEJA 242 Survey of Criminal Investigation (3)
Criminal investigation theory and procedures; case preparation, methodology, and techniques; problems in criminal investigations. Prerequisite: LEJA 101.

52. Justice Department Launches Criminal Investigation Into Merck And Its Vioxx Scan
Don t miss the latest health news and analysis. Merck now under criminalinvestigation by the Justice Department for Vioxx scandal
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It's about time: finally, the feds are getting involved and doing the job the FDA should have been doing in the first place. So now the Justice Department is investigating the alleged criminals at Merck, but who's going to investigate the criminals at the FDA? Related articles on this topic are also available on the NewsTarget Network, including:

53. A 15 Year Retrospective Review Of Homicide In The Elderly
content analysis, criminal investigation, criminal investigation textbooks,detective work, forensic evidence, forensic science, investigation process
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54. Criminal Investigation - Allyn & Bacon / Longman Catalog
The Role of Logic, analysis, and Inference in criminal investigations. criminalinvestigation in the Context of the criminal Justice System.
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55. July 20, 2005, Chief, Criminal Investigation Division, Internal Revenue Service,
criminal investigation’s Return Preparer Program (RPP) was established in 1977 In conjunction with EFDS, CI also utilizes a specific analysis tool for
http://waysandmeans.house.gov/hearings.asp?formmode=printfriendly&id=2921

56. June 29, 2005, Chief, Criminal Investigation, Internal Revenue Service, Nancy J.
The fundamental mission of the IRS criminal investigation, or CI, Tools –analysis. We are vigilant about our efforts to quickly identify new refund
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57. Forensic Chemistry
a career in criminal investigation, in the laboratory analysis of forensicevidence, CJ 321, Principles of criminal investigation, 3, annually
http://www.wou.edu/las/physci/forchm2.htm
FORENSIC CHEMISTRY
BA/BS Degree in Chemistry - Forensic Option
Forensic chemistry is the application of chemistry to criminal investigation. This major is recommended for individuals who wish to pursue a career in criminal investigation, in the laboratory analysis of forensic evidence, or pursue graduate study in forensic science. This course of study would also develop the analytical skills required for careers in other areas of civil law such as environmental pollution, accident investigation and product liability. Due to the nature of forensic investigations, the forensic chemist requires a strong background in chemical analysis and must be able to effectively communicate the results of laboratory analyses in reports and in the courtroom. The curriculum is designed so that the major provides a strong theoretical and experimental background in chemistry as well as written and oral communication skills. This major may only be taken in conjunction with the Forensics minor designated for chemistry majors. The minor provides specialized training in forensics. Students in the program will benefit from experience gained via the required practicum.

58. S&T Media Service - Forensic DNA Analysis: Revolutionizing The Justice System
DNA analysis lies in its capability to accelerate criminal investigations by innocent individuals right at the onset of the criminal investigation.
http://www.dost.gov.ph/media/article.php?sid=163

59. InterFIRE, A Site Dedicated To Improving Fire Investigation Worldwide.
B. criminal Investigative analysis (CIA). 1. Frequently called profiling , butmuch more than that. 2. Behavioral analysis of crime, criminals and crime
http://www.interfire.org/res_file/motives.asp
Determining Arson Motives
I. We need to determine the motive for an arson in order to narrow the focus of the investigation and try to identify the offender. Observation of offender behavior at the arson scene can identify the motivation for the crime. REMEMBER: Motive is not an element of the offense and need not be proven to obtain a conviction for arson. Evidence of participation by a defendant is required to prove an arson case. However, evidence of motive is admissible and can help a jury answer the question ,"Why?" A. The investigator should study the victimology of the fire scene. Who is the true victim - owner, insurance company, church, government, society? Using checklists like the ATF Arson Investigation Guide, witness and owner interviews, prior criminal history, is a good start. 2. Ask " why did the offender choose this target "? Assess victim and offender risk. What characteristics of the victim make it a target? 3. Offenders use rational criteria to select targets even when the fire setting behavior makes no sense. The offender decides if the fire setting is "profitable" (meets his needs) and the risk is acceptable.

60. Textually.org: Digital Evidence Is Increasingly Crucial To Criminal Investigatio
Digital evidence is increasingly crucial to criminal investigations travel tocrime scenes and carry out realtime forensic investigation and analysis
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Digital evidence is increasingly crucial to criminal investigations
Cell phones have become the new "smoking gun" for prosecutors and police in the Twin Cities and around the world , reports St Paul Pioneer Press . This month, British and Italian police helped arrest a terror suspect by tracing his cell phone usage minutes after London subway blasts. "Prosecutors and police have quickly learned that lacking eyewitnesses, DNA or even a murder weapon, cell phone records can cement a circumstantial case and in some cases help locate suspects . With cell phones as typical as wallets or keys, investigators now frequently turn to digital evidence first. We search cell phones on all homicides, " said Colleen Luna, St. Paul Police's senior commander of the homicide and evidence units. "Most people keep cell phones pretty close." Investigators, with the help of global positioning systems, can figure out a suspect's location at the time of the crime . Phone records can show communication between suspects, conspirators and victims and help prosecutors check out alibis. .. As cell phones become a mainstay of American life, the use of digital evidence would only increase.

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