01765nam a2200205   4500001000700000090001100007100004100018101000800059200006300067205001200130210004200142215002300184225002800207330108700235606005101322606002601373700003001399955001101429995011901440385134  a385134  a20080627d1959       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aThe police and the crime-detection todayfReginald Morrish  a2nd ed.  aLondoncOxford University Pressd1959  a165 p.cil.d22 cm  aThe Pageant Of Progress  aPart I. Chapter I - The detective and crime. Chapter II - Powers of a detective. Chapter III - Co-operation in detection-systems of communication. Chapter IV - The registration of criminals. Chapter V - Tracing the criminal. Chapter VI - Statements and police reports. Chapter VII - Evidence in the courts. Part II. Chapter VIII - Science and the detective. Chapter IX - Photographs in criminal cases. Chapter X - The study of impressions. Chapter XI - Science and the detective in burglary, housebreaking, shop-and warehouse-breaking. Chapter XII - Science and the detective in homicide, accidental deaths, etc. Chapter XIII - Science and the detective in manslaughter by motor vehicles, dangerous driving, etc. Chapter XIV - Science and the detective in fire-raising (arson) and explosions. Chapter XV - Science and the detective in fraud cases. Chapter XVI - Science and the detective in forgery, libel, and blackmail. Chapter XVII: Science and the detective in the reproduction of obliterated marks; unusual evidence in theft cases; wilful damage; attempted train wrecking, etc.  aPOLÍCIA DE INVESTIGAÇÃO CRIMINAL9329930  aCRIMINALIDADE9224783  aMORRISHbReginald9354834  xOferta  104PJ_4_000000000000000_B_2352022-06-066PJVAR5229415495aPJcPJfPJ1VAR522kPJ4.B.23n2022-06-06o0rMOxOferta