HANS GROSS. HANDBOOK FOR INVESTIGATING MAGISTRATES - JERZY KASPRZAK

Discover the timeless work of Hans Gross, which is a monument to law and revolutionized criminology. This unique handbook, written over 120 years ago, remains current and is an invaluable source of knowledge for every lawyer and investigator. Immerse yourself in the world of criminology and learn the principles that shape professional work to this day.

• Timeless knowledge: Content that remains relevant despite the passage of time.
• Pioneering work: The world's first handbook of criminology.
• For professionals: Addressed to lawyers, prosecutors, judges and law enforcement officers.
• Extensive source of knowledge: Contains rules and guidelines useful in everyday business.
• For students and scientists: Ideal for students of law, administration, security sciences as well as research staff.
• Unique translation: The first translation into Polish.

The work of Hans Gross entitled Handbook for Investigating Magistrates as a system of criminology is a monument to law. The book has never been translated into Polish. Despite the lapse of about 120 years since it was written, its contents are now as up-to-date as possible and amaze with their timelessness. Hans Gross was not only the father of criminology, the author of the world's first handbook, but also a brilliant visionary. This makes the book relevant today.

The book is addressed to lawyers dealing with broadly understood criminal law, criminal procedure, criminology and criminology; prosecutors, judges, lawyers, legal advisers, employees of law enforcement agencies (Police, ABW, Military Police, Border Guard and others), people interested in criminology and criminology, students of law, administration, security, doctoral students, as well as research staff. The listed professional groups will find in it the principles that they should follow in their daily work.

Hans Gross's handbook is a must-read for anyone who wants to delve into the secrets of criminology and understand the evolution of criminal law. His timeless observations and principles form the basis of modern investigative methods and court proceedings. Discover the fascinating world of criminology with this indispensable guide.