Fundamentals of Criminal InvestigationAlthough the present edition continues to focus on operational effectiveness in the essential missions of investigative work, it has maintained its emphasis on the observance of the rights of the suspect and the accused. Throughout the text a theory of investigation is developed. A statement of principles in the early chapters is related to the investigative procedures described in the later parts of the book. The concepts of 'information' and 'instrumentation' have been broadened to include a discussion of federal data banks and the applications of computers to investigative problems. |
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... LARCENY IN GENERAL PERSON who wrongfully takes , obtains , or withholds , by any means whatsoever , from the possession of the true owner or any other person , any money , personal property , or article of ... LARCENY Larceny in General.
... LARCENY IN GENERAL PERSON who wrongfully takes , obtains , or withholds , by any means whatsoever , from the possession of the true owner or any other person , any money , personal property , or article of ... LARCENY Larceny in General.
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... larceny . This intent may exist at the time of the taking or may be formed after- ward . For example , a person may ... larceny . d . A person may be guilty of larceny even though he intends to return the property ultimately , if his ...
... larceny . This intent may exist at the time of the taking or may be formed after- ward . For example , a person may ... larceny . d . A person may be guilty of larceny even though he intends to return the property ultimately , if his ...
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... larceny can be in- finitely varied , it is not possible to treat this offense comprehen- sively . The following are some of the more common questions that may arise : a . Finding Property . A person finding ... larceny is Larceny 333.
... larceny can be in- finitely varied , it is not possible to treat this offense comprehen- sively . The following are some of the more common questions that may arise : a . Finding Property . A person finding ... larceny is Larceny 333.
Contents
Chapter | 5 |
CRIME SCENE SEARCH | 47 |
PHOTOGRAPHING THE CRIME SCENE | 58 |
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accused activities addition agencies appearance arrest associated bank become blood body building cause cent characteristics clothing committed common concerning condition considered container court crime criminal death depend described desired detective determine developed direct document drug effect employed established evidence examination example expert fact fingerprint fire give given hand homicide identification important impression indicate individual interrogation interview investigator knowledge known letter marks material matter means methods nature necessary noted object observed obtained offense operation ordinarily original person photograph physical poison police position possession possible present prints problem procedure question reason record relating removed result robbery scene similar sometimes statement stolen substance suspect taken techniques tion tool traces usually vehicle victim witness writing