Criminal Investigation: Forming Reasonable Grounds

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Emond Montgomery Publications, 2009 - Social Science - 520 pages
"The fifth edition of this essential text continues to emphasize applied learning through practical case studies and examination of real-life case law decisions. Students will learn how to form reasonable grounds during a criminal investigation by focusing on investigative principles and procedures such as interviewing witnesses, questioning suspects, preserving crime scenes, and interpreting physical evidence. This accessible text is suitable for both Interviewing and Evidence courses in Police Foundations programs."--Pub. desc.

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