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Author: Warren J. Sonne BCPI CLI
ISBN : 0849380510
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Aimed at the busy professional who aspires to become certified in the field, Criminal Investigation for the Professional Investigator is a single source guide that details essential techniques a trained investigator will be called upon to perform during the course of a career. Comprehensive and accessible, the book is authored by a veteran of the NYPD who gained extensive training and experience and went on to launch and operate two successful private investigation agencies.
The book covers crucial topics such as crime scenes, how to document and secure them upon arrival, how to interact with witnesses and suspects, and how to correctly obtain search warrants; death investigations…how to conduct them when they involve natural causes, suicide, homicide, accidents, and gunshot and stab wounds; the art of interrogation…warrants, techniques, and how to interrogate juveniles; and specific criminal investigations…robbery, burglary, narcotics, and sex crimes. The book also provides important strategies for making arrests and testifying in courtrooms, details the most effective investigative tools to use, and explains the role of criminal defense investigators.
Criminal Investigation for the Professional Investigator is part of the Professional Investigators series that is intended to provide all present and future members of the investigative community with the knowledge and insight to reach the height of their profession.
Author Warren J. Sonne wrote an article entitled "The Ashley Gang: What Really Happened" in the Fort Pierce-based Indian River Magazine. This article sheds new light on the exploits of one of Florida's most notorious crime families and their shooting deaths on the Sebastian Bridge in 1924. The magazine subsequently won the Best In-Depth Reporting Award for this story during the annual Florida Magazine Association meeting in Orlando.
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- Series: Professional Investigators Series (Book 1)
- Hardcover: 184 pages
- Publisher: CRC Press; 1 edition (January 13, 2006)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0849380510
- ISBN-13: 978-0849380518
- Product Dimensions: 0.7 x 6.3 x 9.2 inches
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Book Review By: Jim Silvania
Criminal Investigation for the Professional Investigator by: Warren J. Sonne
Where was this text thirty years ago when I needed it most. I could have handed a copy to all of the uninvited political dignitaries and voyeurs who were contaminating my crime scene and yelled: " Warren Sonne said, " Get the hell out of my crime scene."
For years the standard of the criminal investigative profession (law enforcement) was Charles E. O'Hara's Fundamentals of Criminal Investigation. Am I showing my age? The new standard should become Criminal Investigation for the Professional Investigator. It's that good. It needs to be required reading for every law enforcement officer in America and beyond.
It is a great fundamental text which guides those who want to expand their education of criminal matters to the correct text. A bibliography would have made this easier but it's there in the footnotes and hell we're investigators aren't we. We'll find it.
I haven't read every investigative book but this is the first time I've seen a chapter devoted to Criminal Defense Investigators in a basic law enforcement text. Maybe if the police knew someone was following up after them they wouldn't make so many mistakes. They won't after reading this text.
The standard text for the civil side of the profession (PIs) was always Techniques of Legal Investigation by the late Anthony M. Golec. If Warren's next in a series, Civil Investigations for the Professional Investigator, is as good as this text, then it also should become the standard for this side of the industry. No PI's library should be with out Sonne `s new series or Frank Ritter's Successful Personal Injury Investigation.
By Louis J. Silvania
Only one chapter (chapter 13) appears to be aimed at PI's. The rest of the material is written for law enforcement officers, not criminal defense investigators. Such topics are discussed such as 'taking charge of a crime scene' (please!). And dealing with suicides (as an investigator). Somehow I doubt that a private investigator is going to be allowed to examine the scene of a suicide very often. The real world of the PI is not the TV show 'Monk' and we're not allowed to just run around under the captain's protection.
Apparently since I had the kindle version a couple of weeks prior to deciding 'this book isn't really geared towards my profession' I'm now stuck with it.
By BulldogPI