Table of Contents

1. Understanding Investigation Part 1: Criminal Investigation in Context 2. History of Criminal Investigation 3. Social context of Criminal Investigation 4. Psychology and Criminal Investigation 5. Law and Criminal Investigation 6 Criminal Investigation and the Media Part 2: Organization of Criminal Investigation 7. International Structures and Transnational Crime 8. Criminal Intelligence and the National Intelligence Model 9. The Investigation of High-volume Crime 10. Investigation and Major Crime Inquiries 11. Private Investigation Part 3: Forensic Techniques 12. Principles of Forensic Identification Science 13. Forensic Investigation in the UK 14. Trace Biometrics and Criminal Investigations 15. The Application of Forensic Science to Criminal Investigation Part 4: Investigative Sources and Processes 16. Models of Investigation 17. Covert Surveillance and Informer Handling 18. Victims and Witnesses in Criminal Investigation 19. Investigative Interviewing 20. Profiling Suspects 21. Profiling Places: Geodemographics and GIS Part 5: Governance of Criminal Investigation 22. The Management, Supervision and Oversight of Criminal Investigation 23. Critical Incidents: Investigation, Management and Training 24. Ethics and Corruption 25. Miscarriages of Justice 26. Professionalizing Criminal Investigation 27. The Future of Investigation

About the Author

Tim Newburn, Tom Williamson, Alan Wright