criminologist
Noun
Meaning
a specialist in criminology
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Examples
I do not mean to deny the biologic, physiologic, or psychologic factors in creating crime; but there is hardly an advanced criminologist who will not concede that the social and economic influences are the most relentless, the most poisonous germs of crime.
A criminologist, Simon Ebulu, has sent a petition to the Commissioner of Police in Enugu State over his alleged banishment from his ancestral village, Amofia-Agu, Affa in Udi Local Government Area of the state.
Alphonse Bertillon was a French criminologist and founder of Anthropometry (scientific study of measurements and proportions of the human body).
Novels set in Portland *Kieran Shields' mystery novels The Truth of All Things (2012) and A Study in Revenge (2013), featuring police detective Archie Lean and criminologist Perceval Grey, take place in early 1890s Portland.
One of the Gold Coast's most senior police officers likely faces jail time if she is found guilty of lying to Queensland's Crime and Corruption Commission, a criminologist says.
Dr Terry Goldsworthy, a Bond University criminologist and former detective inspector with Queensland police, said even though regional planes were smaller, “terrorists pick a target that has the highest chance of success”.