tailieunhanh - Lecture Criminal investigation - Chapter 11: Crimes against children

After studying this chapter you will be able to: Recognize types an patterns of burn injuries found in child abuse; define and discuss shaken-baby syndrome; explain munchausen syndrome by proxy; identify types of child molesters, and explain investigative and interview techniques for cases of child molestation; outline types of child pornography; define incest and outline profiles of incestuous fathers; describe the profile of infant abductors;. | ELEVEN Crimes Against Children LEARNING OBJECTIVES Recognize types an patterns of burn injuries found in child abuse Define and discuss shaken-baby syndrome Explain Munchausen syndrome by proxy Identify types of child molesters, and explain investigative and interview techniques for cases of child molestation Outline types of child pornography Define incest and outline profiles of incestuous fathers Describe the profile of infant abductors Outline the assessments and investigative procedures used to determine whether a child has run away or has been abducted Discuss sex-offender registration and community notification laws Recognize threat assessment factors and levels of risk in committing school crime 11-1 ASSAULTS AGAINST CHILDREN The most common cause of children's death is physical abuse, often by their own parents The clinical term commonly used to describe physically abused children is the battered-child syndrome Abuse of children takes various forms, from minor assaults to flagrant physical torture Although abusers use a wide variety of instruments, the two most common are the belt and electric cord 11-2 BURN INJURIES AND CHILD ABUSE Typologies of Burns. A burn may be classified by how severe or “deep” it is, or by how the injury occurred. Medical Classification of Burn Severity. Physicians primarily categorize burns as having either “partial thickness” or “full thickness.” Causes of Burn Injuries Scald burns occur when the child comes into contact with hot liquid Contact burns occur when the child encounters a hot solid object or flame 11-3 CLASSIFICATION OF BURNS Physicians classify burns as having: partial thickness or full thickness 11-4 Classification Characteristics First degree Partial-thickness burns: Erythema (localized redness) Sunburnlike Not included when calculating burn size Usually heal by themselves Second degree Partial-thickness burns: Part of skin damaged Have blisters containing clear fluid Pink underlying tissue Often heal by themselves | ELEVEN Crimes Against Children LEARNING OBJECTIVES Recognize types an patterns of burn injuries found in child abuse Define and discuss shaken-baby syndrome Explain Munchausen syndrome by proxy Identify types of child molesters, and explain investigative and interview techniques for cases of child molestation Outline types of child pornography Define incest and outline profiles of incestuous fathers Describe the profile of infant abductors Outline the assessments and investigative procedures used to determine whether a child has run away or has been abducted Discuss sex-offender registration and community notification laws Recognize threat assessment factors and levels of risk in committing school crime 11-1 ASSAULTS AGAINST CHILDREN The most common cause of children's death is physical abuse, often by their own parents The clinical term commonly used to describe physically abused children is the battered-child syndrome Abuse of children takes various forms, from minor assaults to .

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• Criminal investigation
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• Lecture Criminal investigation
• Techniques for investigating
• Crimes against children
• Child abuse
• Pinkerton National Detective Agency
• Supreme Courts
• Fingerprint identification
• DNA typing
• Death investigation
• Injury investigation
• Thesis summary of Jurisprudence
• Guaranteeing human rights
• Accused in criminal investigation
• Follow up investigation
• Psychological stress evaluators
• Burglary investigation
• Burglary tools
• Dimensions of burglary
• Investigation of drug abuse
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• Vehicle thefts
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• Theft investigation of heavy equipment
• Crime scene
• Investigative process
• Physical evidence
• Individual characteristic evidence
• Interrogation process
• Eyewitness identification
• Investigating reporting
• Field notes
• The crime laboratory
• Crime laboratory capabilities
• Investigative resources
• Crime analysis
• Sex related offenses
• Sexual assault
• Crime of robbery
• Typology of robberies
• Robbery scene
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• Credit card fraud
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• Investigating computer crime
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• Terrorist groups
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• Legal system
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• Human rights of the accused in the process of criminal investigation
• The process of criminal investigation
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• Korean Legislations
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• Korean Divorce