Homicide: Investigative Techniques,

by Daniel J. Hughes

Written primarily for the police officer assigned to homicide investigation, it relates in clear, concise language the important medical aspects of violent death. The forensic pathologist will find content matter pointing out the mutual problems of field investigation on the autopsy examination. Social behaviorists such as psychiatrists, psychologists and social workers interested in the relationship of homicide to community and familial factors will find ample discussion of the conflicts, interests and attitudes that bear directly on homicide investigation.

Hardcover

First published May 14, 2014

About the author

Daniel J. Hughes is professor emeritus, United States Air Force Air War College.