
Practical Instruction for Detectives
'Practical Instruction for Detectives' Summary
Emmerson W. Manning, drawing from his years of experience in prominent private detective agencies, offers a comprehensive guide to the world of detective work in 'Practical Instruction for Detectives.' The book outlines the essential methods and techniques employed by professional detectives, emphasizing the crucial role of observation, deduction, and interpersonal skills in solving crimes. Manning delves into the intricacies of gathering evidence, conducting interrogations, and applying investigative principles to various scenarios, from petty theft to more serious offenses. He provides insights into the challenges faced by detectives, including navigating legal complexities, maintaining confidentiality, and handling difficult individuals. The author further emphasizes the importance of ethical conduct and the need to uphold the integrity of the profession. While the book is primarily intended for those seeking a career in detective work, it offers valuable insights into the complexities of crime and the challenges of crime prevention, making it a compelling read for anyone interested in the field of criminal justice.Book Details
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