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Contents
1. The Investigator
2. Examination of Witnesses and Accused
3. Inspection of Localities
4. Equipment of the Investigator
5. The Scientific Expert and the Investigator
6. The Press
7. Practices of Criminals
8. Slang Expression Commonly used by Thieves
9. Construction and use of Weapons
10. Drawing and Allied Arts
11. Footprints and other Impressions
12. Crytography
13. Theft
14. Cheating and Fraud
15. Arson
16. Road Accidents
17. The Criminal Record Office
18. International Crime : Interpol
Index
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Author Details
Dr. Hans Gross, Sometime Professor of Criminology in the University of Prague
John Adam, M.A., Barister-at-Law; sometime; Crown and Public Prosecutor, Madras
J. Collyer Adam, Barrister-at-Law; sometime’ public Prosecutor, Madras
Richard Leofric Jackson, C.B.E., Barrister-at-Law; Assistant Commissioner, Criminal Investigation Department, New Scotland Yard, London
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