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Welcome to AJ208- Principles of Investigation Criminal Investigation by Wayne W. Bennett, Karen M. Hess (Contributor). Published by Wadsworth Pub Co ; or it can be obtained from Amazon.Com, Please complete the discussion question for each unit. Strict adherence to the date is mandatory. When completed please print your name:_ mail to: Rio Hondo College Department of Public Safety 3600 Workman Mill Road Whittier, CA 90608 Attention: C. Mitchell (MitchellCarley@hotmail.com) Course Description: This is a study of the basic principles of all types of investigations utilized in the justice system. Coverage will include human aspects in dealing with the public, specific knowledge necessary for handling crime scenes, interviews, evidence, surveillance, follow-up, technical resources, and case preparation. Course Assignments Unit 1 - email your instructor and acknowledge due dates for completed work and final exams. Unit 2 Introduction to Principles of Investigation. List the objectives of a criminal investigation. Unit Overview: Fundamentals of an investigation.

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CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESOURCES: CyberCrime Cybercrime is regarded as computer-mediated activities which are either illegal or considered illicit by certain parties and which can be conducted through global electronic networks. This web page includes resources related to cyberstalking, electronic crime, high-tech crime, internet crime, etc. Separate pages have also been created to focus on fraud and identity theft. "International estimates indicate that cybercrime costs approximately $50 billion annually. More specifically, cybercrime costs the United States more than $5 billion per year. In England, cybercrime is estimated to cost approximately 250 million pounds or $417.7 million annually..." "In fact, only about 10% of all cybercrimes committed are actually reported and fewer than 2% result in a conviction. This is primarily due to two reasons. First, businesses and financial institutions feel that they have more to lose by reporting computer security breaches. They argue that customers will lose confidence in the company if business and financial transactions are know to be insecure. Second, a majority of cybercrime victims do not report crimes against them, assuming that law enforcement will provide little or no assistance...." Web Sites Articles and Publications Telephone Hotlines Web Sites Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section Criminal Division U.S. Department of Justice

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TITLE 76 - CHAPTER 9 - PART 3 CRUELTY TO ANIMALS 76-9-301. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS A person is guilty of cruelty to animals if the person intentionally, knowingly, recklessly, or with criminal negligence: (a) fails to provide necessary food, care, or shelter for an animal in his custody; (b) abandons an animal in the person's custody; (c) transports or confines an animal in a cruel manner; (d) injures an animal; (e) causes any animal, not including a dog, to fight with another animal of like kind for amusement or gain; or (f) causes any animal, including a dog, to fight with a different kind of animal or creature for amusement or gain. A violation of Subsection (1) is: (a) a class B misdemeanor if committed intentionally or knowingly; and

9. SOU Catalog process from arrest to exhaustion of postconviction remedies. and examination of the principles, procedures, and methods used in criminal investigation. http://www.sou.edu/cgi/deptcat2.cgi?dept=CRIM

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var openThis = 23; document.write(''); document.write ("") Most Notorious Sexual Predators Unsolved Cases Partners in Crime ... Complete Story List For best viewing experience, please enable Javascripts! You are in: CRIMINAL MIND/ TRACE EVIDENCE By Katherine Ramsland Introduction In 1936 the wife of an NBC executive was killed in their Manhattan brownstone. She had been strangled with her pajama top and left in the bathroom. All indications were that she had known her killer, and when there appeared to be few clues except some twine used to bind her, a chemist was brought in to examine the crime scene. In the bedroom he found only one strand, half an inch long, of stiff white hair, which he soon identified through a microscope as horsehair. Since two furniture movers had delivered a horsehair couch that morning and it was those men who reported the body, the detective in charge speculated that one of them had paid an earlier call. He identified the likely culprit and then found a connection via the piece of twine, because it had sufficiently distinctive markings to be traced to a manufacturer and distributor. It turned out that the same twine had been sold to the furniture store. Using this evidence to put pressure on the suspect, the detective got the confession he needed for conviction. This was one of the early cases where technology was used on material fragments to solve a murder.

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click to view power point presentation The Importance of Forensic Science in Criminal Investigations By: Meg Sidebottom Forensic Science History Manson "Tate" Murders Manson - Mishandled Evidence O. J. Simpson trial ... Bibliography Throughout history, evidence has been used to convict criminals of the crimes that they have committed. Today’s society has improved upon the methods of the past to bring about more precise and accurate techniques. These techniques are more commonly known as the field of forensic science. Richard Saferstein writes a more specific definition than what was previously given in his book Criminalistics: An Introduction to Forensic Science , which says that forensic science is the “application of science to those criminal and civil laws that are enforced by the police agencies in a criminal justice system (Saferstein 1).” The origin of this type of science cannot be accurately pinpointed. According to H. J. Walls' article “Whither Forensic Science?” it started as a hobby of a few scientists who liked to become mixed up in the proceedings of the police and “enjoyed the kind of problems this association brought them (Walls 32).” We do not know how forensic science originated and came together or how it came to be connected to the police investigations and court rulings. According to Cowan in his article “Decision Theory in Law, Science, and Technology” “The aim of science, traditionally put, is to search out the ways in which truth may become known. Law aims at the just resolution of human conflict. Truth and justice, we might venture to say, having different aims, use different methods to achieve them. Unfortunately, this convenient account of law and science is itself neither true nor just. For law must know what the truth is within the context of the legal situation: and science finds itself ever engaged in resolving the conflicting claims of theorists putting forward their own competing brands of truth (Cowan 5).”

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CDITC training schedule, held on the second Thursday of each month. Board Certification and Advanced Training Programs 12/11/03 - Testifying 01/08/04 - Sex Crimes 02/12/04 - Blood Detection - certified CDITC course 03/11/04 - The Component Method - for Board Certification* am/pm session 04/08/04 - Blood Spatter Analysis 05/13/04 - Forensics - Working with experts 06/10/04 - Ethics for the private investigator July - NO CLASS SCHEDULED 08/12/04 - Advanced interviewing 09/09/04 - The Component Method - for Board Certification* am/pm session 11/11/04 - Homicides 12/09/04 - Child Abuse *CDITC BOARD CERTIFICATION TRAINING PROGRAM: 8 hours of training in the Component Method of criminal defense investigation. Successful completion of this intensive 8 hour training program will satisfy the academic requirements to become a Board Certified Criminal Defense Investigato r TRAINING PROGRAMS AND COURSES OF STUDY CDI 101 ­ The Component Method of Criminal Defense Investigation ­ This course presents the Component Method of Criminal Defense Investigation in a comprehensive format designed to address the training needs of new or experienced investigators. The basic philosophy of criminal defense investigation and theory of investigative critical thinking are examined, as is the concept of reasonable doubt. The Component Method of Criminal Defense Investigation is the central focus of the course, which emphasizes practical application of the investigative techniques and theories discussed.

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Criminal Defense Newsletter August - September, 2000 Volume 23, Number 11 - 12 Features 23 Years of Proven Value DNA Update FBI Crime Lab Suit Settled SADO Receives Major Justice Department Grant for Defense Community ... Timing Rules for Plea Appeals Departments Criminal Defense Online Employment Opportunities From Other States In a Manner of Speaking ... Training Events Appellate Courts Michigan Court of Appeals Published Opinion Summaries Unpublished Opinion Summaries Michigan Supreme Court Leave Granted Summaries Opinion Summaries Order United States Court of Appeals Sixth Circuit Opinion Summaries United States District Court Opinion Summary United States Supreme Court Certiorari Granted Summaries Opinion Summaries Timing Rules for Plea Appeals As a SADO attorney working exclusively with plea appeals, I am often asked questions about plea appeals. While the question of the moment is whether there exists a right to assigned counsel in plea appeal cases ( People v Bulger Tessmer v Granholm ), there are always miscellaneous questions about appellate plea procedure. The court rules seem to invite confusion on this topic. Having worked with these court rules for years, I offer the following suggestions for when appellate counsel should file the plea appeal in the Court of Appeals. Most attorneys have no problem with the general twelve-month limitation, but the matter is considerably less straightforward when applying the 21-day or 42-day exceptions. Plea appeals where the offense occurred on or after 12-27-94

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THE LAW OF CONFESSIONS The law of confessions doesn't exist in any one place. It is a conglomeration of Constitutional Law, Federal and State statutes (legislative law), and Anglo-American tradition. This is usually expressed as the five (5) hurdles that a confession must pass in order to be considered valid: SOURCES OF THE LAW OF CONFESSIONS 4th Amendment exclusionary rule - this forces a suppression hearing anytime someone claims the confession is invalid. Actually, this branch of the Fourth Amendment exclusionary rule is known as the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine and is drawn from the case of Wong Sun v. U.S. 371 U.S. 471 (1963). Confessions, no matter how voluntary, are automatically fruit of the poisonous tree if a suspect's fourth amendment rights were violated. 5th Amendment self-incrimination right - word-for-word it reads like this: no person...shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself . This means testimony, not physical evidence. 6th Amendment right to counsel - extended to all critical pretrial phases of criminal procedure.

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Tuesday June 08 2004 Site Menu Home Academies Advertising Agencies Airborne Amber Alerts Articles Associations Attorneys General Auxiliary Police LE Books Careers Chaplains Clipart Collections Community Police Computer Crime Dept. of Corrections Dept. of Motor Vehicles Drivers License Manuals Education Resources Equipment Facts Firearms Forensics Forums Fraud Fundamentals Gear Shop Glossary Grants History Humor Interesting Links K9 - Canine Law Enforcement Network Laws Link to Us Magazines Memorials Narcotics Newsletter Officer Websites Online Tools Parole Boards Pictures Programs Road Conditions Scanner Frequencies Sex Offenders Software Stories Suggest a Website Technology Ten Codes Training Where to Report Home Articles Educational Resources Forums ... Advertising Content Criminal Justice Course Description Introduction to Law Enforcement This course provides an introduction to the history and philosophy of law enforcement (local, state and federal) and a survey of major developments and problems in policing. The course stresses the role of police in a pluralistic society from the mid-nineteenth century to the present. Introduction to Criminal Justice Criminal Justice Organization and Management The principles and objectives of management, the coordination of human resources and the external and internal influences and relations that affect the operating environment of organizations are examined.

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Home Markets Products Services ... Contact Us eStore Mainpage Downloads e-Solutions Support Videos ... Customer Alerts Customer Alerts Downloads e-Solutions Support Videos Software Support ... Message Board DATE: 04/02/2004 CATEGORY: LEGAL UPDATE Commonwealth Countries Continue Widespread Acceptance of EnCase In a victory for police computer forensics investigators, a recent Canadian case highlight the growing acceptance of EnCase® software in commonwealth jurisdictions. As in the United States, courts in countries such as Canada and Australia have continued to validate EnCase software and the evidence recovered through its use, thereby adding to a worldwide consensus that EnCase software is a reliable, widely available, thoroughly tested, and court-approved computer forensics tool. Regina v. D.E.W.B. The Court furthered elaborated regarding EnCase: "[o]ne of the things that the police were able to determine through the 'EnCase' programme were the dates that the child pornography was placed in the computer's files . . . Those images were found in files created between August, 2001 and January, 2002." Ultimately, the defendant was convicted of possession of child pornography.

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