Psychologist's Casebook of Crime

BELINDA WINDER is Reader in Forensic Psychology and Programme Leader for the MSc in Forensic Psychology at Nottingham Trent University, UK. She works closely with HMP Whatton and HMP Nottingham on a programme of collaborative forensic research.PHILIP BANYARD is Reader in Psychology at Nottingham Trent University, UK. He has written numerous articles for teachers and students of psychology, and teaches on Introductory Psychology and Applied Psychology modules.

• Prologue; G.MilanoIntroduction; B.Winder and P.BanyardArson; A.Daykin and L.HamiltonBurglary; D.PutwainDomestic Violence; W.Morgan and E.GilchristDrug Offences; G.W.Smith and J.CloughFraud; D.Rowson and B.WinderGangs; E.Scowcroft, P.Banyard and B.WinderInternet Sex Offences; K.SheldonMurder; D.WilsonPaedophilia and Sexual Child Contact Offences; B.Winder and K.ThorneRape of Adults; N. Blagden, S.Pemberton and C.BreedShoplifting and Kleptomania; A.McNally and L.HamiltonStalking; M.Foellmi, J.Cahall and B.RosenfeldViolent Crime: Robbery and Assault; M.Takarangi and H.D.FloweVoyeurism, Exhibitionism and other Non-contact Sexual Offences; K.Hocken and K.ThorneConclusion; B.Winder and P.Banyard.

'This should become a key text in the world of forensic psychology. It provides a clear road map of contemporary issues and themes in the field of forensic psychology with clarity and transparency.' - Peter Jones RMN MA FBACP, Chair of Counselling in Prisons Network and Lecturer in Mental Health at Bournemouth University