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Antisocial
Behavior: Personality Disorders from Hostility to Homicide
by Benjamin B. Wolman
Paperback: 200 pages
Published by Prometheus Books
Publication date: October 1999
ISBN: 1573927015
REQUIRED TEXT FOR
CP203
Criminal Profiling & Psychopathy, II
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Criminal
Profiling:
An Introduction to Behavioral Evidence Analysis
2nd Edition
by Brent E. Turvey
Hardcover, 715 pages
Published by Academic Press, 2002
ISBN: 0127050418
REQUIRED TEXT FOR
CP501
Criminal Profiling
CP103
Rape Investigation II
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Digital
Evidence and Computer Crime:
Forensic Science, Computers, and the Internet
by Eoghan Casey
Published by Academic Press
350 pp
Publication date: 2000
Contains an interactive CD-ROM
REQUIRED TEXT FOR:
DE
100 Introduction to Internet Crime
DE
101 Introduction to Digital Evidence and Computer Crime
DE
580 Investigating Internet Crime
DE
582 Advanced Digital Evidence
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Family
Violence Across the Lifespan: An Introduction
by Ola W. Barnett, Cindy L. Miller-Perrin, Robin D. Perrin
Textbook Binding: 414 pages
Published by Sage Publications
Publication date: January 1997
ISBN: 0761907076
REQUIRED TEXT FOR CP208
Criminal Profiling & Domestic Homicide
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An
Introduction to Forensic DNA Analysis
by Keith Inman, Norah Rudin
2nd Edition Hardcover
Published by CRC Press
Published in December, 2001
REQUIRED TEXT FOR Forensic
DNA 101
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Manual
of Forensic Odontology,
by C. Michael Bowers DDS JD (Editor), Gary Bell (Editor)
Paperback, Third Edition, 357 pages
Publication date: November 1, 1995
ISBN: 0965022358
RECOMMENDED TEXT
FOR FS150,
Exploring the Field of Forensic Odontology
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Policing
Sexual Assault
by Jeanne Gregory, Sue Lees
Paperback
Published by Routledge
Publication date: April 1999
ISBN: 0415163889
REQUIRED TEXT FOR CP102,
Rape Investigation I
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Practical
Homicide Investigation: Tactics, Procedures and Forensic Techniques
by Vernon J. Geberth
3rd Edition Hardcover, 700 pages
Published by CRC Pr
Publication date: June 1,1996
REQUIRED TEXT
FOR CP505,
Serial Homicide Investigation
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Recognition
of Child Abuse for the Mandated Reporter
by James A. Monteleone
Paperback, 476 pages, 3rd Edition
Published by G W Medical Publishing
Publication date: March, 2002
ISBN: 187806052X
REQUIRED TEXT
FOR CP206,
Investigating Child Abuse
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Without
Conscience:
The Disturbing World of the Psychopaths Among Us
by Dr. Robert D. Hare
Paperback, 236 pages
Guilford Press
Publication date: December 1998
REQUIRED TEXT FOR CP202
Criminal Profiling & Psychopathy
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FS101
Fundamental Concepts in Forensic Science does not have a required
textbook, and there is no required reading other than the material posted
in the class itself. However, we recommend the following books as supplementary
reading material for the interested student:
- Criminalistics:
An Introduction to Forensic Science, by Richard
Saferstein. This is a good general reference for anyone with an interest
in forensic science. It contains technical material. It is particularly
appropriate for those interested in switching careers and for beginning
students of forensic science.
- Crime
Lab: A Guide for Non-scientists, by John Houde. This is a good selection
for those who are interested in the more general aspects of forensic
science, but who are not particularly interested in the technical details.
It features many beautiful and informative photographs. It is particularly
appropriate for mystery and crime writers.
- Principles
and Practice of Criminalistics: The Profession of Forensic Science
by Keith Inman and Norah Rudin. This book presents a conceptual and
philosophical framework for forensic science. It contains very little
technical discussion per se, but presumes a familiarity with forensic
laboratory analyses and procedures. It is appropriate for practicing
forensic scientists and advanced students of forensic science. It would
also be appropriate for anyone who is interested in a bird's eye view
of the evolution of forensic science and the current state of the practice.
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No
specific text is required for FS
207 An Introduction to Forensic Nursing Concepts. The student will
be expected to read the posted course material and respond on a weekly
basis. However, for more information about the role of the sexual assault
nurse examiner, students may wish to obtain Sexual
Assault: The Medical-Legal Examination, by Sharon R. Crowley.
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There is
no required textbook for CP250
Introduction to Stalking Concepts. Instead, cases and online lecture
notes will be provided.
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