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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Crime investigation"”.

  1. Investigation of Computer Crimes

    … study, the development of the computer related crime will be examined in the first chapter. After a detailed introduction to computer crimes, the most common types of the computer crimes will be examined and the characteristics of the offenders and their motivates will be identified. The general …

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  2. "Digital Forensics is the newest, most troublesome forensic discipline": The Use of Digital Forensics in the Investigation and Prosecution of Major Crime in England and Wales

    … (DF) is becoming increasingly important to the investigation and prosecution of cases within the criminal justice system (Lawless, 2016, Horsman, 2024). Over 90% of all crime now has a digital element (Police Digital Service, 2020) and the volume of digital evidence (DE) now threatens to …

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  3. Ekspertizės akto vertinimas nuosprendyje /

    … of special knowledge is very important part of crime investigation. One of the most common form of the usage of special knowledge is the forensic examination. Findings and results of expertise are showed in the act of forensic examination – it is the type of scientific evidence. Final evaluation …

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  4. Respecting The Spectrum: Creating A Gender Inclusive Structured Diagnostic Intake Interview

    … and healthcare provisions, much less hate crime investigation and prosecution. In 2011, 75% of transgender people were or had been in therapy in the past, with a further 14% intending to participate in therapy in the future. Recently, the newly elected President Joseph Biden issued an …

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  5. The science of sleuthing : the evolution of detective practice in English regional cities, 1836-1914

    Crime investigation has captured the public's imagination since the early nineteenth century, and the fascination with detectives and their sleuthing adventures endures today. Yet, despite the widespread interest, little is known about how the first professional police detectives developed their …

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  6. Metodika vyšetřování drogových trestných činů

    Metodika vyšetřování drogových trestných činů Resumé Tématem mé diplomové práce je metodika vyšetřování drogové trestné činnosti. Toto téma jsem si zvolil z toho důvodu, že se o problematiku drogové kriminality a jevů, které s ní souvisí, zajímám již delší dobu. Jako příslušník Policie České …

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  7. Examining the impact of changes in sentencing guidelines and offender demographics on sentencing of white collar offenders

    Using the most recent data compiled by the United States Sentencing Commission and conducted within the conceptual framework of the focal concerns perspective, the current study investigates the impact of offender characteristics, case characteristics, and legally relevant factors on the sentencing …

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  8. Spatial signatures and mental maps: Using offenders’ activity locations to enhance geographic profiling for crime investigations

    In crime investigations, geographic profiling involves inferring information about ‘whodunit’ from information about where and when the crime occurred. Such inferences are possible because people usually commit crime in places they know, rather than seeking opportunities elsewhere. The ‘spatial …

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