The Complete Idiot's Guide to Criminal Investigation

by Alan Axelrod, Guy Antinozzi, Guy Antinozzi J.D.

Book Overview

Since the O. J. Simpson murder case in the mid-1990s and the many instances of DNA evidence ultimately releasing people convicted unjustly of crimes, there has been a fascination with not only "true... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0028643461
• ISBN13: 9780028643465
• Release Date: July 2002
• Publisher: Alpha Books
• Length: 384 Pages
• Weight: 1.37 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 7.4" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

Great book

Very well written and clear book on the procedures for criminal investigations. Great reference book for anyone aspiring to write crime novels!

Excellent Reference

This is an excellent book for an experienced officer as a reference or a simple layman wishing to understand investigations, which can be a complex matter for the untrained person. This clarifies anything that anyone would ever wonder or ask about investigations, and I would recommend it to anyone for personal enrichment or professional reference.

Criminal Investigation

Great book, very well written. I would highly recommend it to anyone interested in the field of criminal justice. The book is very informative, yet easy to understand. I think it would make a good book for reference or a good book for course instruction. I will recommend it to anyone who wants information regarding the execution of a criminal investigation.

Criminal Investigation Primer

What a wonderful book for the layman, the beginner cop, the security guard, law student, or any other para-police professional. The book covers both the developmental history and the modern practical application of criminal investigation practices. Topics range from time tested investigation tactics through today's highly sophisticated forensic techniques. While investigatory theory is discussed, the book is rooted in day-to-day police work.

The finest and clearest guide to criminal investigation

I spend a great deal of time involved with detailed investigations as an amateur. This book offers a perfect summary of the neccesary steps involved in basic investigation. As the name suggests, any idiot could follow the clear and precise instruction in this book, but it belies the fact that this book is certainly not for idiots. This book is perfect for anyone looking to form a working knowledge of Criminal Investigation. The author's knowledge of the subject is evident on every page. If you are interested in an orietation to this field, I urge you to buy this book.