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Investigating the Investigators

Historical Reflections/Réflexions Historiques, 2020
Three cases of re-opened murder investigations in French West Africa are at the heart of this article. My aim is to examine these cases as a lens into everyday colonial policing that was not directly linked to major anti-colonial protests. All three inquiries into low-ranking colonial officers and the way they conducted their investigations took place ...
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Investigating the Investigators

Science, 2006
CAMBRIDGE, U.K.—Concerned about the expanding use of human DNA in criminal investigations, the U.K. Nuffield Council on Bioethics announced this week that it will examine how this forensic tool might endanger privacy and fair legal procedures. The review will feature public comments and a panel with legal and scientific experts.
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Investigating the Investigator

Africa Review of Books, 2014
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Computer crime investigation and investigators

Computers & Security, 1986
The exponential growth of computers and computer applications since the 1960s has not been matched with personnel capable of conducting involved computer crime investigations. There is a need for intensive training programmes in this area, following an interdisciplinary team approach modelled on the MBA Degree.
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The Investigation

2017
This chapter focuses on how to approach HIM investigations starting from the study of AIM. Investigations are divided in two main groups: (i) Indirect Investigations (archive, bibliography, iconography, modelling tools); (ii) Direct investigations, which includes all the survey on the monument (metric survey, mapping of technical systems, project of ...
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Computer Forensics Investigators or Private Investigators: Who Is Investigating the Drive?

2010 Fifth IEEE International Workshop on Systematic Approaches to Digital Forensic Engineering, 2010
The number of states requiring a Private Investigator (PI) license to practice computer forensics is growing despite the wealth of evidence that demonstrates the requirements are inconsistent with the actual qualifications needed to be an effective digital forensics investigator. This paper explores the current trend, the early observed effects of this
Amelia Phillips, Kara L. Nance
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Investigation of the Coelacanth

Science, 1953
IT was my privilege to carry out detailed investigations on the first Cœlacanth, and to have discovered what appears to be the area where those fishes still live.
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Coping with investigators and investigations.

Caring : National Association for Home Care magazine, 1991
Most businesses in highly regulated industries like health care are likely to face an investigation at some point. By knowing ahead of time how to properly respond to investigators' requests and by exercising caution during the investigation, health care agencies can minimize the potential damage.
D O, Stewart, M K, Fee
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Who'll Investigate the Investigators?

Worldview, 1971
During these last few months, in the furor surrounding the Calley trial, the Berrigan indictment and the exposure of F.B.I, documents stolen from its office in Media, Pennsylvania, many Americans have become aware, on a new dimension of intensity, of the way in which our public institutional life has become corrupted by governmental efforts to repress ...
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INVESTIGATIONS ON NARCODIAGNOSIS

Archives of Neurology And Psychiatry, 1947
ONE of the essential problems in psychopathology is that of differentiation between primary and secondary determinants of abnormal mental states. Reduction of various clinical symptoms to a point where one group of characteristics finally emerges as the supposedly specific pathologic nucleus of a clinical entity led to the development of the concept of
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