Providing examples from specific cases, this book discusses K-9 units (a police K-9 officer and his dog) that are used to track and apprehend criminals, sniff out illegal materials, search buildings, and locate the bodies of victims of crimes or natural disasters.
Introduces low-reading-level students to the effects of global population growth, discussing such topics as disease and the development of modern medicines, the strain on the earth's resources, and ways to reduce the effects of overpopulation.
Discusses the Salem Witch Trials, including their historical context, what happened to the accused, and how the trials changed the American legal system.
Presents a biography of illusionist Criss Angel, covering his various tricks, the evolution of his performances and show, and list of television appearances and live performances, and includes a chronology and a glossary.
A high-interest book for low-reading-level students that discusses teen smoking, its effects on the body, the difficulty of quitting, tobacco advertising, bidis, peer pressure, and secondhand smoke.
Presents a biography of U.S. Senator John McCain, written with simple text and photographs, and details his childhood, family, military service, and highlights from his political career through his Republican presidential nomination for the 2008 election. Includes a list of important dates.
Examines the modern methods and technical advances that are being used by crime investigators to stop identity theft, describing the steps investigators use to solve identity theft crimes and the job responsibilities and training required.
