Deductive Profiling

Behavioral evidence analysis of a specific criminal, crime scene(s), and victim(s) exclusively from forensic evidence relating to the crime scene(s) and victim(s) of only the offender, which specifically avoids generalisations and averages. This method involves intently studying suspects in extreme detail and adapting findings in which new evidence surfaces
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Among the topics to be covered are: process and outcome studies on the accuracy of various profiling techniques; studies of criminal offenders to assist crime scene investigators and profilers; equivocal death analysis; serial crimes and offenders; legal and ethical issues in criminal profiling; inductive and deductive profiling techniques; and, common issues that professionals encounter in the field.
Two new journals from Haworth Press
Each of the twenty-five chapters and seven appendices are written in a clear and generally concise manner; however, there are some unnecessary redundancies throughout the book as arguments are continually posed in favor of deductive profiling. The chapters provide a logical progression from a discussion of inductive and deductive profiling to crime scene reconstruction and to victimology.
Criminal Profiling: An introduction to Behavioral Evidence Analysis
Among the topics the journal will cover are: process and outcome studies on the accuracy of various profiling techniques; studies of criminal offenders designed to assist crime scene investigators and profilers; criminal investigative analysis; equivocal death analysis; serial crimes and offenders; legal and ethical issues in criminal profiling; and, inductive and deductive profiling techniques and strategies.
"Journal of Criminal Profiling" from Haworth Press
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