
This Uk-focused Dictionary Provides Clear Definitions Of Legal And Specialist Terminology Encountered In Law Enforcement. From Bail And Buccal Swab To Self-defence And Sham Marriage, It Is A Wide-ranging Dictionary Covering Terms From The Areas Of Criminology, Psychology, Pathology, Forensic Medicine, And Financial Investigation. The Dictionary Incorporates Some Content From A Dictionary Of Law, Edited By Jonathan Law And Elizabeth Martin, Entries Which Have Been Amended And Expanded To Be Relevant To The Law Enforcement Community. In Addition To A General Update Of All Entries, New Entries Have Been Added To Cover Relevant Terminology That Has Emerged Since 2007, Especially New Legislation And Changes Resulting From The Change Of Government In 2010. -- From Title Homepage Graham Gooch And Michael Williams.
This dictionary serves as a comprehensive reference tool designed to clarify complex legal and technical terminology specifically for professionals and students within the law enforcement sector. Author Graham Gooch, drawing on his expertise in the field, provides a structured lexicon that bridges the gap between general legal theory and practical police application. By integrating and expanding upon established legal definitions, the text ensures that practitioners have access to accurate, context-specific information regarding criminal justice procedures and forensic investigations.
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Experts recognize this work as a reliable, specialized resource for those navigating the intersection of police work and the legal system. Readers frequently note the clarity of the definitions, which makes complex forensic and legislative concepts accessible to both students and active law enforcement personnel.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1900-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press,
ISBN-10:
0191758256
ISBN-13:
9780191758256
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