Bøger af John Pinto

This book aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the principles leading forensic medicine as a field. Furthermore, it seeks to equip readers with the necessary knowledge and skills required for investigating criminal cases through scientific methods. Moreover, it intends to emphasize the importance of accurate documentation and collection of evidence during medico-legal investigations. Fourthly, the book strives to promote ethical practices within forensic medicine while upholding justice and fairness. Lastly, "Forensic Medicine" endeavors to contribute towards advancing the overall development of this specialized discipline by presenting cutting-edge research findings and case studies. In summary, by covering foundational concepts, investigative techniques, ethics considerations, and legal aspects and recent advancements within forensic medicine; this book aims at fostering a well- rounded understanding among readers interested or involved in this critical field.

Forensic psychology, a fascinating and relatively young discipline, focuses on the intersection of psychology and the legal system. Since ancient times, psychology and law have been intertwined, and today, the field of forensic psychology plays a crucial role in the pursuit of justice. In fact, it is hard to find an area of the law where psychological expert testimony is not utilized. As a result, forensic psychologists often serve as expert witnesses in court, lending their expertise to various legal proceedings.To enhance the standing of forensic psychology as a field, it is essential to prioritize quality research, present objective and critical evidence, and acknowledge areas where the contributions of forensic psychologists may be subject to scrutiny. By doing so, the field can continue to grow and evolve, ensuring that its impact on the legal system remains meaningful.If you are interested in gaining a comprehensive understanding of different aspects of criminal and civil forensic psychology, this book provides a valuable overview of the field, making it a vital resource for advanced students in forensic psychology, as well as trainees and practitioners associated with forensic psychology organizations.

In this lavishly illustrated volume stemming from his Thomas Spencer Jerome Lectures at the University of Michigan and the American Academy in Rome, distinguished architectural historian John Pinto offers case studies of important architectural and archaeological sites in and around Rome, such as the Trevi Fountain and the ancient Italian cities of Pompeii and Paestum.