Fifty-one Canadian police officers, working in major crime divisions, were interviewed about their experiences with criminal profiling (CP), and their beliefs about its utility and validity. The majority of officers agreed that CP helps solve cases, is a valuable investigative tool, and advances investigator understanding of a case. Few officers agreed that CP should be used as evidence in court, should be used for all types of crimes, and that there is no risk of a profi ler misdirecting an investigation. Of those officers that used CP in an investigation, most indicated that it contributed to their investigation, that the profiler made accurate predictions, and that the profile was operationally useful. In sum, most officers appear to hav...
The objective of this dissertation was to investigate whether media and fictional information that i...
Police services in Canada were historically self-regulating institutions that managed internally the...
In a recent issue of this journal, Kocsis reviewed the criminal profiling research that he and his c...
Fifty-one Canadian police officers, working in major crime divisions, were interviewed about their e...
*The authors would like to thank all of the officers for taking the time to complete the interviews....
Criminal profiling or criminal behavior analysis is a relatively new field that is still being expan...
There is a belief that criminal profilers can predict a criminal's characteristics from crime scene ...
The use of criminal profiling as an investigative tool has been increasing over the past 50 years wo...
This study utilised qualitative semi-structured interviews with 11 detectives from a single UK polic...
The importance of criminal profiling is widely accepted. As an investigative tool, this method of cr...
Criminal profiling is a tool to reduce the uncertainty when identifying an offender in difficult to ...
This study built upon previous research by Kocsis and Hayes (2004) by investigating whether a bias e...
Witness interviewing practices were examined in a sample of interviews (N=80) from Canadian police o...
Criminal profiling is a popular method in the scientific field as well as other sectors. It is also ...
Using data collected from a survey of 501 university students in a western Canadian city, this artic...
The objective of this dissertation was to investigate whether media and fictional information that i...
Police services in Canada were historically self-regulating institutions that managed internally the...
In a recent issue of this journal, Kocsis reviewed the criminal profiling research that he and his c...
Fifty-one Canadian police officers, working in major crime divisions, were interviewed about their e...
*The authors would like to thank all of the officers for taking the time to complete the interviews....
Criminal profiling or criminal behavior analysis is a relatively new field that is still being expan...
There is a belief that criminal profilers can predict a criminal's characteristics from crime scene ...
The use of criminal profiling as an investigative tool has been increasing over the past 50 years wo...
This study utilised qualitative semi-structured interviews with 11 detectives from a single UK polic...
The importance of criminal profiling is widely accepted. As an investigative tool, this method of cr...
Criminal profiling is a tool to reduce the uncertainty when identifying an offender in difficult to ...
This study built upon previous research by Kocsis and Hayes (2004) by investigating whether a bias e...
Witness interviewing practices were examined in a sample of interviews (N=80) from Canadian police o...
Criminal profiling is a popular method in the scientific field as well as other sectors. It is also ...
Using data collected from a survey of 501 university students in a western Canadian city, this artic...
The objective of this dissertation was to investigate whether media and fictional information that i...
Police services in Canada were historically self-regulating institutions that managed internally the...
In a recent issue of this journal, Kocsis reviewed the criminal profiling research that he and his c...