books about: informant     books:       Informants and Undercover Investigations: A Practical Guide to Law, Policy, and Procedure Dennis G. Fitzgerald CRC, 2007 Informants and Undercover Investigations is a comprehensive work on a subject that has traditionally been shrouded in secrecy. Based on recognized practices and case law, this book examines frequently encountered informant issues and provides guidance on how to successfully operate an informant. It identifies informants as one of the most unstable components of the criminal justice system but emphasizes the value of a closely controlled ...             The Last Gangster: From Cop to Wiseguy to FBI Informant: Big Ron Previte and the Fall of the American Mob13 reviews George Anastasia William Morrow, 2004 Good mob book I love mob books and this one doesn't dissappoint. Must have for the mob book lover.             Herndon's Informants: Letters, Interviews, and Statements about Abraham Lincoln3 reviews University of Illinois Press, 1997 A Masterpiece in Scholarship In the preface to his "Life of Lincoln", William Herndon expounded that when writing the history of Lincoln's early life "the whole truth concerning him should be known" and there should be "nothing colored or suppressed." Having set the standard Herndon failed to follow it, for there were something's even Herndon must have felt should not be put into print. Scholars wishing to explore Lincoln's ...             Into the Devil's Den: How an FBI Informant Got Inside the Aryan Nations and a Special Agent Got Him Out Alive5 reviews Dave Hall, Tym Burkey, ... Ballantine Books, 2008 More Dangerous Than The Mafia Co-author Dave Hall provides us with considerable insight into the workings of the Aryan Nations hate organization that he infiltrated with the help of his 6' 4" 350 pound tatooed body, and of co-author Tym Burkey of the F.B.I. To get a more severe drug related sentence of his own reduced Dave Hall agreed to live a two and one-half year double life as a member of the AN. He describes in ...             Snitch: Informants, Cooperators, and the Corruption of Justice4 reviews Ethan Brown PublicAffairs, 2007 Snitch is a Must Read "Snitch is a must read. With the current fascination with gangsters in America, and gangsta rap read what really goes on behind the scenes. All the bravado and thuggish attitudes is just for show because when these so-called gangstas get behind closed doors they are snitches on whoever and whatever, fabricating and lying on people. That is the truth of American Justice and Ethan shows it all ...             The Informant27 reviews James Grippando Avon, 1997 GREAT Book - Loved It!! Your attention is grabbed at the very beginning of the story and keeps up the pace until the conclusion. I couldn't read it fast enough. I have read all of Grippando's books including the Jack Swyteck's series and they are all excellent. Full of suspense, mystery and intrigue - Just the way I like them. Definitely 5 Stars!             The Informant: A True Story96 reviews Kurt Eichenwald Broadway, 2001 Truth Really IS Stranger than Fiction Wow. If this book were a novel, I think it might be dismissed as implausible. Yet sadly, the account of the meteoric rise and staggering demise of an executive at one of America's largest companies is all too true. The twists and turns are incredible! Very, very well written and painstakingly researched. If you are looking for a book for a hard to please fan of whodunits or suspense fiction, ...             The Informant: The FBI, the Ku Klux Klan, and the Murder of Viola Liuzzo4 reviews Gary May Yale University Press, 2005 A Dark Chapter of the FBI's Past Forty years ago, a civil rights movement grew in the south that was opposed by white supremacists who thought blacks should not have equal opportunities in shopping, dining, transportation, and education, and who were ready to use violence to maintain segregation. The murder in Alabama of white civil rights worker Viola Liuzzo on 25 March 1965 got the immediate attention of the nation, and of ...             Conspiracy of Fools: A True Story142 reviews Kurt Eichenwald Broadway, 2005 Giving You, The Stockholder, The Business As a 56 year old very successful business owner of 30 years, I always looked in awe at these 40 year old CEOs and CFOs of major publicly held corporations. How did these guys learn so much in such a short period of time? Are they actually that much smarter than I am? Apparently NOT! The only difference between us is that I could never match their levels of arrogance, greed, stupidity and ...             Hidden Paths of Delphi 3: Experts, Wizards and the Open Tools Api2 reviews Ray Lischner Informant Communications Group, 1997 Unique in the Delphi book offerings. If you are starting out writing experts for Delphi 3, or even looking to fill gaps in your Open tools API knowledge, then this book is the one. Check my site http://www.burn-rubber.demon.co.uk for a full (copyrighted) review.             They Lie, We Lie: Getting on with Anthropology Peter Metcalf Routledge, 2001 Peter Metcalf gives an engaging account of his fieldwork in Borneo, telling the story of his tortuous relationship with Kasi, a formidable old lady who, for twenty years, tried to strictly control what he learnt about her community.             The Informant James Grippando Recorded Book Inc, 1997 Best-selling thriller author, James Grippando, packs his crime suspense novels with nail-biting realism. In this tale, he creates a sadistic serial killer who is so disturbingly real, he will make your skin crawl. An unknown informant sends reporter Michael Posten a womans name. The day after the postmark she becomes a murder victim. Now the informant is demanding payment for predictions of more grisly murders. Shocked by the first prophecy, ...             Confidential Informant: Law Enforcement's Most Valuable Tool2 reviews John Madinger CRC, 1999 Excellent information for the investigator This book was well written, and detatiled. The lessions were followed buy examples that illistrated the key points. I am now prepareing to go into narcotic's, and the authur has vast knowledge in the subjct of narcotic's. This was an execllent begining to the use of informants. The authur has clearly set up the paramitors for the selection, preparation, and use of informants. The cases ...             Encyclopedia of Chess Endings, Volume 1, Pawn Endings Chess Informant, 1982             Chess Informant #97{Book} (Volume 97) ahovski Informator, 2007 Every volume of Chess Informant offers a selection of the best games played by the world's greatest chess players. Over 90% of the games are annotated by the players who played them. The classification code system facilitates the search by openings and variations, and the system of annotation signs and symbols is perfectly understandable to everyone. There are also the most interesting endings, combinations, studies, the ten best games and the ...              search for books abraham, american, anthropology, confidential, conspiracy, cooperators, corruption, encyclopedia, endings, enforcement, experts, gangster, getting, informant, informants, interviews, investigations, justice, letters, lincoln, nations, practical, previte, procedure, special, statements, undercover, valuable, wiseguy, wizards books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen electronics: Singing Machine SMG-137 CD+G Karaoke System we recommend Giving You, The Stockholder, The Business leave a comment home  impressum - about us