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Coming up: LONDON CONFERENCE FALL 2012

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The 13th Conference of the International Academy of Investigative Psychology

BEYOND OFFENDER PROFILING:
Behavioral & Social Science for Investigations and the Courts Advances in Science & Operational Applications

San Francisco 18th – 21st September 2011

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Events

NEW PUBLICATIONS

Canter, David V. (2012) Do we need the Police? A shorter, edited version of this article was published in The Times 6th March 2012 under the title "Policing is no longer a general-purpose job".

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Lockerbie Bomber: Report prepared for the appeal of Al-Megrahi

This report by David Canter, Dr Donna Youngs and Dr Laura Hammond of the International Research Centre for Investigative Psychology, The University of Huddersfield, pays particular attention to the evidence of Anthony Gauci.

 

Investigative Psychology: Offender Profiling and the Analysis of Criminal Action

 

David Canter & Donna Youngs: A ground-breaking textbook from the inventors of Investigative Psychology

Dr Ian Freckelton: "Canter and Youngs’ work is logical, well researched and referenced, readable and entertaining without for the most part descending into the titillating of the sensationalist. It should be essential reading for students and practitioners of forensic psychology, criminology, law enforcement and criminal law practice."

Read the full review here.

 

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

Investigative Psychology in Court: Legal Applications

Integrated GIS and Geographical Offender Profiling

If you would like IA-IP to provide a tailored training course for a particular audience, then please email iaip@ia-ip.org to discuss your requirements.

 

 


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