Cyril H Wecht, Henry C Lee, D P van Blaricom, Mel Tucker

Investigation and Prevention of Officer-Involved Deaths

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

An in-depth examination of all the facets of investigating police-related deaths, this book includes coverage of death scene investigation for reconstruction. It discusses collection of physical evidence, interviews, medical examination of the decedent, psychological factors involving both parties, and litigation of alleged police misconduct. Th

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 230
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. Oktober 2024
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm
• Gewicht: 453g
• ISBN-13: 9781032926469
• ISBN-10: 1032926465
• Artikelnr.: 71646037

Autorenporträt

Cyril H Wecht, M.D. Cyril H. Wecht Institute of Forensic Science & Law, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. Dr Henry C Lee, DP Van Blaricom Chief of Police (Retired), Bellevue, Washington, USA. Mel Tucker Raleigh North Carolina, USA.

Inhaltsangabe

Reducing and Preventing Deaths by Training and Policy Guidance High-Risk
Business Civil Liability Negligence Civil Rights Law Enforcement Training
Contemporary Law Enforcement Training Basic Recruit and In-Service Training
Programs The Field Training Officer Program Job Task Analysis and Training
The Need for Change and Leadership Training to Prevent Mistakes and
Liability Focused Training on Authority to Use Force Focused Training on
Preemptive Action Policies Can Reduce Deaths Supreme Court Decisions on the
Use of Force Policy Guidance and Domestic Violence The Exercise of
Discretion Prevention of Illegitimate Exercise of Discretion National
Advisory Commission on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals Variables
Policies and Procedures The National Law Enforcement Policy Center Police
Policies and Official Immunity Identification of Areas in Which Policy and
Procedure Guidance Is Needed Summary Endnotes Less-Lethal Weapons Reducing
Injury and Death Types of Incidents Less-Lethal Not Required by Law The
Ideal Less-Lethal Weapon The National Law Enforcement Technology Center
Capture Devices Impact Weapons (Beanbags) Conducted Energy Devices (CEDs)
Operational Success of CEDs Scenario How Would You Have Handled the above
Scenario? Summary Endnotes Officer-Involved Shootings (OISs) What Would You
Have Done? Best Practices Crime Scene Investigation Preliminary
Reconstruction Releasing the Scene Laboratory Analysis and Reconstruction
Cartridge Cases / Shells Weapon Examination Gunshot Residues (GSR)
Examination of Ricochet Bullets Bloodstain Pattern and Tissue Examination
Reconstruction Pathology / Medical Examination Endnotes Appendix: IACP
National Law Enforcement Policy Center Concepts and Issues Paper Titled
Investigation of Officer-Involved Shootings (August 1999) Notes Emergency
Vehicle Operations What Would You Have Done? Investigation of Accidents
Crime Scene Investigation Best Practices Pathology Autopsy Report of Police
Shooting during Pursuit Endnotes Appendix: IACP Vehicular Pursuit Policy
Excited Delirium What Would You Have Done? Best Practices Based upon What
We Know Investigation of the Scene General Crime Scene Procedure
Collection, Preservation, and Packaging of Physical Evidence Preliminary
Reconstruction Releasing the Scene TASER and Excited Delirium Endnotes
Suicide-by-Cop (SbC) Incidents Indicators of Suicide-by-Cop A Typical SbC
Scenario What Would You Have Done? SbC Resolution Tactics Investigation at
the SbC Scene General SbC Scene Procedures Crime Scene Search Assignment of
Responsibility Preliminary Reconstruction Releasing the Scene Summary of
Crime Scene Procedures The Future Endnotes Positional Asphyxiation What
Would You Have Done? Best Practices Crime Scene and Forensic Evidence
General Procedures Documentation of the Crime Scene Preliminary
Reconstruction Autopsy Report -Positional Asphyxia Death Sample Report of
Opinions of a Coroner's Office Summary Endnotes In-Custody Deaths What
Would You Have Done? Example-Pathological Examination Gross Description
Medical Treatment of Prisoners Best Practices Endnotes Emotionally
Disturbed Persons What Would You Have Done? Best Practices Crises
Intervention Teams Crime Scene and Forensic Evidence General Scene
Procedure Crime Scene Investigation Preliminary Reconstruction Releasing
the Scene Laboratory Analysis Cartridge Cases/Shells Weapon Examination
Gunshot Residues Examination of Ricochet Bullets Bloodstain Pattern and
Tissues Examination Reconstruction Endnotes Index