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FORENSIC PSYCH: JUST THE FAQ's As I get repetitive questions I will add them to this FAQ! CONTENTS 1.0 Forensic Psychology in General 1.1 What is forensic psychology? Your definitions haven't been enough info. 1.2 I'm confused. Is this Masters/PhD in Forensic Psychology a clinical or experimental program or is it neither? 1.3 What the heck is a counseling psychology degree with a forensics focus? 1.4 Well what's a Forensic Psychiatrist then? 1.5 What education do I need to be a Forensic Psychologist? 1.6 Will my masters degree give me work? 1.7 I am in High School, which university/college should I go to for my undergraduate degree if I want to go into forensics? 1.8 What courses should I take in undergrad to prepare for forensics? 2.0 Criminal Profiling 2.1 What is Profiling? 2.2 Is a Forensic Psychologist by definition a Criminal Profiler? 2.3 Can I be just a profiler? 2.4 The FBI has full time profilers can I take that route? 2.5 I want to be a psychologist who profiles but most schools don't teach it. Where can I go? 2.6 I am still an undergrad or a layman, is there any profiling books I can read that will help?

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Search the Site Site Map Contact Us City Home City Home ... Police Home > Criminal Investigation Division Previous Page Criminal Investigations Division (CID) Police Headquarters 645 Pierce St. Clearwater, FL 33576 Fax: (727) 562-4389 The Criminal Investigations Division (CID) is responsible for the followup investigation of crimes occurring within the city limits of Clearwater, the analysis of crime trends, and the provision of support and assistance to crime victims. Forty-five (45) detectives and supervisors and 13 civilian employees are assigned to 7 investigative categories. All Clearwater Police detectives start their law enforcement careers as uniformed patrol officers and are assigned to CID based upon their knowledge, experience, and investigative ability. Detectives are responsible for locating and interviewing victims and witnesses; locating identifying and preserving physical evidence; recovering stolen property; indentifying, locating, interviewing and arresting criminal suspects; and presenting criminal cases to the State Attorney for prosecution. Specially trained civilian staff conduct crime analysis, investigative support duties, and victim assistance Investigative Categories Burglary Unit Crimes Against Children and Families Unit

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