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    Profiling in criminology refers to investigative techniques used by police to identify perpetrators of serious crimes. It involves analyzing characteristics of the crime scene and crime to determine characteristics of the criminal. While surrounded by mystique, profiling has been used successfully in North America since the 1970s to help solve both current and cold cases by examining behavioral evidence left at crime scenes. A key foundation of profiling is that a criminal's behavior provides clues to their identity and personality. The "Mad Bomber" case helped establish criminal profiling techniques in the United States.

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    Profiling in criminology refers to investigative techniques used by police to identify perpetrators of serious crimes. It involves analyzing characteristics of the crime scene and crime to determine characteristics of the criminal. While surrounded by mystique, profiling has been used successfully in North America since the 1970s to help solve both current and cold cases by examining behavioral evidence left at crime scenes. A key foundation of profiling is that a criminal's behavior provides clues to their identity and personality. The "Mad Bomber" case helped establish criminal profiling techniques in the United States.

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    Introduction
    Profiling in Criminology refers to a set of investigative ways used by
    the police to try to identify perpetrators of serious crime. It
    involves working out the characteristics of
    an lawbreaker by examining the characteristics of the crime scene and
    the crime itself.
    Surrounded by a halo of magic or questioned about its legitimacy,
    profiling remains largely unknown on our continent. Used since the early
    1970s with success in North America, this approach has contributed to
    . the elucidation of many current or old criminal cases

    : History of profiling
    https://books.google.dz/books?
    hl=fr&lr=&id=GSJ7Ja95oegC&oi=fnd&pg=PP1&dq=profiling+i
    n+criminology&ots=uqC74N7JnU&sig=_H5dyZGUajfb1kZLeoP
    QhejhAmk&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=profiling%20in
    %20criminology&f=false
    : LES BASES DU PROFILING
    Le décodage de l’information

    Le comportement ne ment pas

    Mad Bomber et la genèse du profiling criminel aux USA

    Du premier profil au profiling

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