Police and Profiling in the United States: Applying Theory to Criminal Investigations

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With topics ranging from classical views on criminal behavior to cutting-edge approaches like geographic profiling, this book covers it all. Learn how to develop typologies based on different criminal characteristics, and explore the intricate relationship between crime scenes and investigations. Discover the value of incorporating theories on childhood deviant behaviors into your research, and gain a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding sexually based offenses and serial killings.

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