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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Legal knowledge tells an officer what they're allowed to do. It says nothing about how to get the truth out of someone who doesn't want to give it up.Human Relations and Advanced Investigative Techniques is the professional core of the American Street Law series - and the most distinctive book on the market for working investigators. Written by a retired police chief and FBI National Academy graduate, it combines humanistic policing philosophy, interview science, interrogation strategy, and the psychology of confession in a single practitioner volume grounded entirely in real cases.Inside, you'll master: - Why human relations - not legal authority - is an investigator's primary tool, and how economic culture shapes the way people communicate with police- A complete, field-ready interview protocol: planning, rapport, questioning sequence, and adaptations for witnesses, victims, and suspects- The nonverbal communication skills that separate a credibility assessment from a guess - and why even skilled investigators can't reliably detect deception- The psychology of why suspects confess, including all eleven neutralization techniques offenders use to rationalize what they've done - and how investigators recognize and work with each one- How to build a case file that survives contact with a prosecutor, defense counsel, and cross-examination - from the first interview to the witness standNothing else available combines this level of depth with this much real practitioner experience behind it. Every technique is illustrated with case examples from an actual investigative career, not hypotheticals.For detectives, investigators, supervisors, and criminal justice faculty who want to move from competent to genuinely excellent at the investigative function.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Your rights as a citizen, what police officers are sworn to uphold and must thoroughly understand. What can they actually do to you - and what are your rights when it happens Most people learn what they think they know about their rights from television. The Constitution on the Street is the real version - written by an educator, and retired police chief who spent nearly three decades on both sides of the badge, and just as long teaching the next generation of officers the law that governs the job. This is the entry point to the American Street Law series: a plain-English handbook filled with stories illustrating what police can and cannot do, when your rights attach, and what happens when officers cross the line - built entirely on real cases, not classroom theory. Inside, you'll learn: - The three categories of every police encounter - voluntary contact, investigative stop, and arrest - and why the difference determines everything that follows- What 'reasonable suspicion' and 'probable cause' actually require, explained through real stories instead of legal jargon- When police can search you, your car, or your home - and the warrant exceptions that matter most- What Miranda really means, and why silence is often the smartest response- What to do - and not do - the moment you're stopped- How police, prosecutors, and defense attorneys actually work together, and where the system succeeds and failsWritten like the smart friend who happens to be a retired chief and universtiy professor explaining your rights across the fence - no lecturing, no filler, just what you actually need to know before, during, and after an encounter with police. For citizens, students, community members, and officers who want to understand the law better, what they can do, not just what they can't, without the legal speak.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 1959. An eight-year-old girl is abducted in a small Illinois town and found murdered. No arrests. No answers. Just fear. The case goes cold - the oldest unsolved murder on record.Some evil doesn't age. It just waits.Twenty-five years later, retired detective Joe McCann trades his badge for a quiet life on a Northwoods resort on a quiet lake. The town is small. Everyone knows everyone. It should be the end of the story for him.It isn't.When a young woman is murdered, McCann can't stop being what he is and he can't ignore the plea for help from local officials. And what he doesn't know - what he can't know yet - is that the man he's hunting has lived among these people for decades. Patient. Careful. Certain he has never made a mistake.He's been playing his sick game for decades and he's about to meet his match. The Master of the Game is a thriller about the predator you never see coming, a cold case that never really went cold, and the cost of being the one man stubborn enough to look.…

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Police officers who understand the nature of conflict and the importance of developing great relationships are the key to improving policing. The goal of this updated volume is to explore the complex nature of the police community relationship.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Your rights as a citizen, what police officers are sworn to uphold and must thoroughly understand. What can they actually do to you - and what are your rights when it happens?Most people learn what they think they know about their rights from television. The Constitution on the Street is the real version - written by an educator, and retired police chief who spent nearly three decades on both sides of the badge, and just as long teaching the next generation of officers the law that governs the job. This is the entry point to the American Street Law series: a plain-English handbook filled with stories illustrating what police can and cannot do, when your rights attach, and what happens when officers cross the line - built entirely on real cases, not classroom theory. Inside, you'll learn: The three categories of every police encounter - voluntary contact, investigative stop, and arrest - and why the difference determines everything that followsWhat "reasonable suspicion" and "probable cause" actually require, explained through real stories instead of legal jargonWhen police can search you, your car, or your home - and the warrant exceptions that matter mostWhat Miranda really means, and why silence is often the smartest responseWhat to do - and not do - the moment you're stoppedHow police, prosecutors, and defense attorneys actually work together, and where the system succeeds and failsWritten like the smart friend who happens to be a retired chief and universtiy professor explaining your rights across the fence - no lecturing, no filler, just what you actually need to know before, during, and after an encounter with police. For citizens, students, community members, and officers who want to understand the law better, what they can do, not just what they can't, without the legal speak. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. 1959. An eight-year-old girl is abducted in a small Illinois town and found murdered. No arrests. No answers. Just fear. The case goes cold - the oldest unsolved murder on record.Some evil doesn't age. It just waits.Twenty-five years later, retired detective Joe McCann trades his badge for a quiet life on a Northwoods resort on a quiet lake. The town is small. Everyone knows everyone. It should be the end of the story for him.It isn't.When a young woman is murdered, McCann can't stop being what he is and he can't ignore the plea for help from local officials. And what he doesn't know - what he can't know yet - is that the man he's hunting has lived among these people for decades. Patient. Careful. Certain he has never made a mistake.He's been playing his sick game for decades and he's about to meet his match. The Master of the Game is a thriller about the predator you never see coming, a cold case that never really went cold, and the cost of being the one man stubborn enough to look. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Police officers who understand the nature of conflict and the importance of developing great relationships are the key to improving policing. The goal of this updated volume is to explore the complex nature of the police community relationship.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Legal knowledge tells an officer what they're allowed to do. It says nothing about how to get the truth out of someone who doesn't want to give it up.Human Relations and Advanced Investigative Techniques is the professional core of the American Street Law series - and the most distinctive book on the market for working investigators. Written by a retired police chief and FBI National Academy graduate, it combines humanistic policing philosophy, interview science, interrogation strategy, and the psychology of confession in a single practitioner volume grounded entirely in real cases.Inside, you'll master: Why human relations - not legal authority - is an investigator's primary tool, and how economic culture shapes the way people communicate with policeA complete, field-ready interview protocol: planning, rapport, questioning sequence, and adaptations for witnesses, victims, and suspectsThe nonverbal communication skills that separate a credibility assessment from a guess - and why even skilled investigators can't reliably detect deceptionThe psychology of why suspects confess, including all eleven neutralization techniques offenders use to rationalize what they've done - and how investigators recognize and work with each oneHow to build a case file that survives contact with a prosecutor, defense counsel, and cross-examination - from the first interview to the witness standNothing else available combines this level of depth with this much real practitioner experience behind it. Every technique is illustrated with case examples from an actual investigative career, not hypotheticals.For detectives, investigators, supervisors, and criminal justice faculty who want to move from competent to genuinely excellent at the investigative function. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Your rights as a citizen, what police officers are sworn to uphold and must thoroughly understand. What can they actually do to you - and what are your rights when it happens?Most people learn what they think they know about their rights from television. The Constitution on the Street is the real version - written by an educator, and retired police chief who spent nearly three decades on both sides of the badge, and just as long teaching the next generation of officers the law that governs the job. This is the entry point to the American Street Law series: a plain-English handbook filled with stories illustrating what police can and cannot do, when your rights attach, and what happens when officers cross the line - built entirely on real cases, not classroom theory. Inside, you'll learn: The three categories of every police encounter - voluntary contact, investigative stop, and arrest - and why the difference determines everything that followsWhat "reasonable suspicion" and "probable cause" actually require, explained through real stories instead of legal jargonWhen police can search you, your car, or your home - and the warrant exceptions that matter mostWhat Miranda really means, and why silence is often the smartest responseWhat to do - and not do - the moment you're stoppedHow police, prosecutors, and defense attorneys actually work together, and where the system succeeds and failsWritten like the smart friend who happens to be a retired chief and universtiy professor explaining your rights across the fence - no lecturing, no filler, just what you actually need to know before, during, and after an encounter with police. For citizens, students, community members, and officers who want to understand the law better, what they can do, not just what they can't, without the legal speak. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. 1959. An eight-year-old girl is abducted in a small Illinois town and found murdered. No arrests. No answers. Just fear. The case goes cold - the oldest unsolved murder on record.Some evil doesn't age. It just waits.Twenty-five years later, retired detective Joe McCann trades his badge for a quiet life on a Northwoods resort on a quiet lake. The town is small. Everyone knows everyone. It should be the end of the story for him.It isn't.When a young woman is murdered, McCann can't stop being what he is and he can't ignore the plea for help from local officials. And what he doesn't know - what he can't know yet - is that the man he's hunting has lived among these people for decades. Patient. Careful. Certain he has never made a mistake.He's been playing his sick game for decades and he's about to meet his match. The Master of the Game is a thriller about the predator you never see coming, a cold case that never really went cold, and the cost of being the one man stubborn enough to look. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…