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Trace Evidence in Forensic Science
Trace evidence is created when objects come into contact with each other, whether it is the transfer of paint, fingerprints or gunshot

Delphine Jamet
Nov 8, 2013


How Hegemonic is Police Culture?
It appears that policing is held to a higher standard and more scrutiny, whilst fostering the ‘blue wall of silence’

Delphine Jamet
Nov 5, 2013


Police Ethics: Discretion 2
Like any other industry or organisation, police services around the world experience issues of ethics in conducting their work

Delphine Jamet
Aug 12, 2013


Pushing The Limits
My mind wanders as my body obeys its daily goals. 110 laps of the 25 metre pool. I can do it, I can do anything. I must push myself...

Delphine Jamet
Jun 29, 2013


The Relationship Between Drugs and Crime
A lot of research has been conducted into crime and the relationship between drugs as a cause or a result

Delphine Jamet
Oct 22, 2012


The Relationship Between Media and Crime
The media have a strong hold in how we define crime and tend to influence police operations and crackdowns, in particularly street crimes

Delphine Jamet
Oct 22, 2012


Boko Haram: Nigerian Terrorism
Boko Harm, the ‘People Committed to the Propagation of the Prophet’s Teachings and Jihad’ is a Nigerian terrorist group

Delphine Jamet
Oct 22, 2012


David Berkowitz: Son of Sam
David Berkowitz, also known as the Son of Sam, killed six people and injured a further seven between 1976 and 1977

Delphine Jamet
Oct 22, 2012


Police Ethics: Discretion 1
Police services all around the world have various forms of ethics that govern their behaviour, much like any other agency or...

Delphine Jamet
Aug 22, 2012


All Bottled Up in a Cordial Factory
Whirring like a rotor blade but not quite as heavy. Winds from the air con or the conveyor belt, forever like a windy day. The skylights...

Delphine Jamet
Mar 3, 2012
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