Crime Science

This book comprehensively examines the rapidly changing tactics and technologies used to combat crime.

Autorentext

Lisa Stolzenberg is a criminologist and professor known for her research in criminal justice, particularly in areas related to crime trends, sentencing, and the effects of social policies on crime. She has published extensively on topics such as gun control, juvenile delinquency, and racial disparities in the criminal justice system. Stolzenberg is a faculty member at Florida International University (FIU) and has contributed significantly to the field through empirical studies that analyze crime patterns and policy effectiveness.

Stewart J. D'Alessio is a criminologist and professor at Florida International University (FIU), specializing in criminal justice research. His work focuses on crime trends, sentencing disparities, juvenile delinquency, and the impact of public policies on crime and justice outcomes. D'Alessio has coauthored numerous studies examining issues such as racial and ethnic disparities in the criminal justice system, gun violence, and the effects of pretrial detention. His research employs quantitative methodologies to analyze crime patterns and inform policy decisions.

Inhalt

1. The Origins and Evolution of Crime Science

2. Surveillance Systems

3. Predictive Policing

4. Biometrics

5. Cybersecurity Tools

6. Geographic Information Systems (GISs)

7. Forensic Technologies

8. Nonlethal Weapons

9. Communication Technologies

10. Vehicle Technologies

11. Wearable Technology

12. Financial Investigation Tools

13. Inmate Monitoring and Management