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Manual by Criminological Profile. Criminal Profiling

Our friend Jorge Jimenez, Vice President of the English Society for Research in Criminal Profiles (SEIPC) just published the "Practical Handbook of Criminological Profile. Criminal Profiling ", an excellent compendium surely be of great interest to many of our fans.

In this book the author working with various national and international experts. This is the first manual on the technique of profile criminological (Criminal Profiling) written in Castilian. This manual aims to provide a complete and updated this technique from the different approaches or schools that have used the profile as a tool of police investigation in response to the most complex and problematic, as the structure or methodology, which always seem to be ignored in the literature on this subject. The author has reviewed and analyzed all the literature published in recent decades to provide the closest thing to a theoretical and methodological criminological profile.

The work has a very neat and orderly structure to facilitate the reader's understanding of both the expert and which enters first in this area, helping to acquire a comprehensive and profound knowledge about The items used for the collaboration of a criminological profile. To do this, are simultaneously a series of practical case studies to help the reader to understand and practice on the theoretical material provided.

Parallel to police use of profiling, it is provided, without doubt, a new development of this tool to be used in the field of judicial expertise.

ISBN: 9788498982114 Editorial: Lex Nova
Authors : Jorge Jimenez Serrano
Edition: 2010
Binding: softcover
Pages: 370

INDEX:

PROLOGUE: PROFILE IN THE XXI CENTURY. Brent S. Turvey

PREFACE PROFILE Criminological TECHNIQUE TO DEVELOP IN SPAIN.

AUTHOR'S NOTES: OVERCOMING THE FBI

CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION TO PROFILE criminologists.

1.1 BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO THE ART.

1.2 History of criminological profiles.

1.2.1 PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CRIMINAL. 1.2.2

PSYCHIATRISTS AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE.

1.2.3 THE FBI AND THE UNITY OF SCIENCES OF CONDUCT.

Criminological 1.3 THE PROFILE: USING THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD AND LOGIC.

1.3.1 THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD IN THE PROFILE criminologists. 1.3.2

induction and deduction.

1.4 TYPES OF CRIMINAL PROFILING. 1.4.1

ANALYSIS CRIME INVESTIGATION (FBI). 1.4.2

BEHAVIORAL EVIDENCE ANALYSIS (B. Turvey). 1.4.3

CRIME ACTION PROFILING (R. Kocsis). PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH

1.4.4.

CHAPTER II: THE CRIME SCENE.

2.1-FORENSIC SCENE POLICE PROCEDURES 2.1.1

live performances. 2.1.2

SEARCH, EVIDENCE COLLECTION AND SHIPPING.
2.1.3
biological evidence. SIGNS LOFOSCÓPICOS

2.1.4. 2.1.5

SIGNS OF FIBERS. 2.1.6

SIGNS OF FIRE. 2.1.7

medical-legal autopsy.

INJURY ANALYSIS 2.1.8. 2.1.9

GRAPHICS ON THE SCENE DOCUMENTATION. SCENE PROFILING

2.2. LOCATION TYPE

2.2.1. SCENES TYPES

2.2.2. MOCK SCENES

2.2.3. 2.2.4

SCENE IN THE CRIMINAL PROFILING.

CHAPTER III: the Modus Operandi and signature. 3.1

modus operandi. 3.1.1

ELEMENTS AND PURPOSE OF RISK 3.1.2

MO MO'S ACTS DEPRECAUCIÓN

3.1.3. 3.2

SIGNATURE AND MOTIVATION.

3.2.1 RECOGNITION OF THE FIRM. 3.2.2

SIGNIFICANCE OF THE FIRM. SEXUAL MOTIVATION

3.2.3. MULTIPLE MURDERERS

3.3. 3.3.1

MULTIPLE TYPES OF MURDERERS. 3.3.2

THEORY OF SERIAL MURDERERS. BASIC EDUCATION

3.3.3. RANKINGS

3.3.4 SERIAL MURDERERS.

CHAPTER IV: THE GEOGRAPHIC PROFILE. 4.1

environmental criminology.

4.1.1 COST-BENEFIT LAW. MENTAL MAP

4.1.2.

4.1.3 ROUTINE ACTIVITIES THEORY. 4.1.4 THEORY

crime patterns. 4.1.5

CRIME DISPLACEMENT (JTC).

4.2 RESEARCH CONTRIBUTIONS OF PSYCHOLOGY. SPATIAL CONSISTENCY

4.2.1. 4.2.2

circle theory. 4.2.3

LOITERING AND TRAVELERS. CONTRIBUTIONS 4.3
KIM
Rossman.

DISTANCE DECAY 4.3.1.

ANCHOR 4.3.2. 4.3.4 GEOGRAPHIC

CRIMINAL WHITE.
4.4 THE GEOGRAPHIC PROFILE
. 4.4.1

VARIABLES IN THE GEOGRAPHIC PROFILE.

PHASES 4.4.2 Geographic profile.

GEOGRAPHIC PROFILE METHODOLOGY 4.4.3. 4.4.4

GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND SOFTWARE FOR DEVELOPING GEOGRAPHIC PROFILES. 4.4.5

GEOGRAPHIC PROFILE TARGETS IN THE POLICE INVESTIGATION.

CHAPTER V: VICTIMOLOGY.
VICTIMOLOGY
5.1.

5.2 TYPES OF VICTIMS.

5.3 Types of victimization.

5.4 CONSEQUENCES OF BEING A VICTIM.
5.5 Analysis
Victimological. 5.5.1

RISK AND EXPOSURE TO THE VICTIM. 5.5.2

RECONSTRUCTION OF THE LAST 24 HOURS.

5.5.3 SELECTION OF THE VICTIM.

CHAPTER VI: PROFILE STRUCTURE criminologists.

PROFILE 6.1 Objectives of a police investigation.

6.2 METHODOLOGY OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION ANALYSIS (CIA), FBI.

6.3 RESEARCH METHODS IN PSYCHOLOGY (IP).

6.4 METHODOLOGY OF THE ANALYSIS OF EVIDENCE OF BEHAVIOR (BEA).

6.5 An integrated methodology.

6.6 PREPARATION OF THE REPORT.

CHAPTER VII: THE PROFILE criminologists as forensic techniques.

7.1 Analysis CRIMINAL MENTAL STATE DURING THE CRIME. 7.2

psychological autopsy.

SCENES 7.3 Analysis of AMAN.

7.4 LINKING CASES.

CONTRAPERFIL 7.5.

CHAPTER VIII THE LAST OBSTACLES criminologists. 8.1

PROFILE: ART, SCIENCE. COGNITIVE BIASES
8.1
AND MISUSE OF STATISTICS.

8.3 VALIDITY AND ACCURACY OF THE PROFILE. PHASE 8.4

PREPARADIGMÁTICA.

CHAPTER IX: THE FUTURE criminological profiles.

Neural networks for the profiling Criminology. VERA METHOD


THE SCIENTIFIC BASIS FOR THE SHAPING. PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH. PRACTICAL

Criminal Profiling: PSYCHOSOCIAL PROFILE FORESTRY incendiary.