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Crime Analysis Books

The Enemy Within: Intelligence Gathering, Law Enforcement, and Civil Liberties in the Wake of September 11, by Stephen Schulhofer, Twentieth Century Fund, 2002, ISBN 0-87078-482-X

The Enemy Within: Intelligence Gathering, Law Enforcement, and ...

Terrorism and Organized Hate Crime: Intelligence Gathering, Analysis, and Investigations, by Michael Ronczkowski, CRC Press, 2004, ISBN 0-8493-2012-7



Defending The Homeland: Domestic Intelligence, Law Enforcement, And Security, by Dr. Jonathan White, Thomson/Wadsworth, 2004, ISBN 0-534-62169-4

Defending the Homeland: Domestic Intelligence, Law Enforcement, ...

Psychology of Intelligence Analysis, Richards Heuer, Center For The Study Of Intelligence (CIA), 1999, ISBN 1-929667-00-0

Psychology of Intelligence Analysis

Applications In Criminal Analysis, Marilyn Peterson, Praeger, 1998, ISBN 0-275-96468-X

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Criminal Intelligence Analysis, Paul Andrews & Marilyn Peterson, Palmer Enterprises, 1990, ISBN 0-912479-08-8

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Crime Analysis: From First Report To Final Arrest, Steven Gottlieb, Sheldon Arenberg, & Raj Singh, Alpha Publishing, 1998, ISBN 0-9634773-0-7



Introduction To Crime Analysis: Basic Resources For Criminal Justice Practice, Deborah Osborne and Susan Wernicke, The Haworth Press, 2003, ISBN 0-7890-1867-3



Using Microsoft Office to Improve Law Enforcement Operations: Crime Analysis, Community Policing, and Investigations, Mark Stallo, Analysis Consulting & Training Now, Inc., 2003, ISBN 1-59109-886-6



Mapping Crime: Principle and Practice, By Keith Harries, Ph.D, National Institute of Justice

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Applied Crime Analysis: Vellani and Nahoun Butterworth-Heinemann; (January 18, 2001) ISBN: 0750672951



Intelligence Analysis: A Target-Centric Approach, Robert Clark, CQ Press, 2004, ISBN 1-56802-830-X

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Law Enforcement Counterintelligence, Lawrence Sulc, Varro Press, 1996, ISBN 1-888644-74-5

LAW ENFORCEMENT COUNTERINTELLIGENCE

Geographical Profiling, D. Kim Rossmo D C Press, 1999, ISBN: 0849381290



Advanced Crime Mapping Topics NLECTC



The following books can be obtained from the Police Executive Research Forum



Crime Mapping Case Studies: Success in the Field (Volume 1) Nancy LaVigne and Julie Wartell, eds., 1998 ISBN#: 1-878734-61-X 150 pp.

Problem-Oriented Policing: Crime -Specific Problems, Critical Issues and Making POP Work (Volume 1) Anne Grant and Tara O’Conner Shelley, eds., 1998 ISBN#: 0-878734-60-1 430 pp.

Problem-Oriented Policing: Crime -Specific Problems, Critical Issues and Making POP Work (Volume 2) Corina Solé Brito and Tracy Allan, eds., 1999ISBN#: 0-878734-70-9 412 pp.

Mapping Across Boundaries: Regional Crime Analysis Nancy LaVigne and Julie Wartell, 2001 ISBN: 1-878734-74-1 130 pp.

Crime Mapping Case Studies: Success in the Field (Volume 2) Nancy LaVigne and Julie Wartell, 2000 ISBN#: 1-878734-71-1 140 pp.

Police Crime Analysis Unit Handbook, LEAA

Case Studies, Vol. I and II, LaVigne and Wartell



Intelligence 2000: Revising the Basic Elements, Marilyn B. Peterson, Bob Morehouse and Richard Wright, editors (LEIU), 2000,

ISBN 0-970-6887-0-9

Information Management and Crime Analysis: Practitioner's Recipes for Success Melissa Miller Reuland, ed., 1997 ISBN #: 1-878734-48-2 152 pp.

Crime Analysis Through Computer Mapping Carolyn Rebecca Block, Margaret Dabdoub and Suzanne Fregly, eds., 1995 ISBN#: 1-878734-34-2 297 pp.

Solving Crime and Disorder Problems: Current Issues, Police Strategies and Organizational Tactics Melissa Reuland, Corina Solé Brito and Lisa Carroll, eds., 2001 ISBN#: 1-878734-75-x 208 pp

The following are free government books in pdf format



Crime Analysis in America  [pic] (440K) – 1/28/2003

This is the final report of a COPS funded study conducted by the University of South Alabama concerning the nation's law enforcement crime analysis units. Researchers conducted national telephone interviews, mail surveys, and site visits in order to develop a comprehensive understanding of the state of crime analysis in the United States. The researchers also provide recommendations on ways that local law enforcement agencies can enhance and develop their own crime analysis capabilities.

Crime Analysis in America: Findings and Recommendations  [pic] (168K) – 4/1/2003

While crime analysts have traditionally emphasized tactical analysis activities like identifying offenders, community policing encourages more focus on strategic and problem analysis functions. This includes identifying the underlying conditions that give rise to community problems, developing responses to them that are linked to these analyses, assessing the effectiveness of responses, and developing long-term organizational operational plans. This guide is a product of the findings of a recent study conducted by the University of South Alabama documenting the state of crime analysis in the nation's law enforcement agencies. These findings and recommendations are intended to inform police managers of the structural issues to address when considering a crime analysis function within a community policing context. They are also intended to expose the current limitations of crime analysis and the policies that those findings imply.

Problem Analysis in Policing  [pic] (641K) – 4/21/2003

Problem Analysis in Policing introduces and defines problem analysis and provides guidance on how problem analysis can be integrated and institutionalized into modern policing practices. The 64-page report is not a "how-to" guide on conducting problem analysis, but is a summary of what problem analysis is, what skills and knowledge are necessary to conduct it, and how it can be advanced by the law enforcement community, academia, the federal government, and other institutions. The ideas and recommendations in this report come primarily from a two-day forum conducted in February 2002 by the Police Foundation and the COPS Office that brought a group of academics, practitioners, and policy makers together to discuss problem analysis and make recommendations for its progress. This report is a culmination of the concepts and ideas discussed in the forum and includes specific, relevant statements made by participants.

Problem-Solving Tips: A Guide to Reducing Crime and Disorder through Problem-Solving Partnerships  [pic] (413K) – 7/29/2002

Problem-Solving Tips: A Guide to Reducing Crime and Disorder through Problem-Solving Partnerships is intended to serve as a reference for those in all stages of implementing the problem-solving approach. The guide contains insights into every stage of the process, most of which are drawn from the experience of law enforcement officers in the field. This guide relies on the SARA model: scanning, analyzing, response, and assessment of problems.

Tackling Crime and Other Public-Safety Problems: Case Studies in Problem-Solving

This compilation provides detailed descriptions of nearly 50 problem-oriented policing efforts dealing with a wide-variety of specific crime and social disorder problems. Editor’s notes are included after each section detailing the noteworthy aspects of each effort.

The Law Enforcement Tech Guide: How to plan, purchase and manage technology (successfully!)  – 9/1/2002

The Law Enforcement Tech Guide presents best practices in strategic IT planning and procurement, reveals pitfalls to avoid, and consolidates and expands upon various sources of relevant information currently available. The Guide reviews best practices to help create a user-friendly product that will provide law enforcement with the tools they need to successfully achieve their IT goals. Contact the U.S. Department of Justice Response Center at 800.421.6770 to obtain hard copies.

Using Analysis for Problem-Solving: A Guide Book for Law Enforcement  [pic] (344K) – 9/14/2001

This Guide provides law enforcement practitioners with a resource for conducting problem analysis. It summarizes many challenges of the analysis phase of the problem-solving process. This book builds on the foundation presented in Problem-Solving Tips: A Guide to Reducing Crime and Disorder Through Problem-Solving Partnerships, and complements the Problem-Oriented Guides for Police Series. The Guide also identifies tools for analysis and proposes tips for effectively using each tool.

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