James Safo Knihy

This 600-page publication comprises 44 chapters and over 1,300 questions and answers on criminology, serving as a reference for police, probation officers, prosecutors, lawyers, and students at various academic levels. Readers may prefer to browse the questions to find topics of interest, accessing concise answers that clarify terminology for both legal professionals and laypersons. The book addresses frequently asked questions on national and international crimes, law enforcement agencies, and sensitive issues such as crime statistics and safe countries. It explores various potent crimes, including drug trafficking, human trafficking, cyber-crime, and terrorism, while also examining the psychology of criminals and youth delinquency. Additionally, it covers complex topics like war crimes, money laundering, and illegal activities related to wildlife and natural resources. The publication also discusses international bodies that address crime, the immunity of heads of state, and significant challenges in enforcing international law. This work aligns with previous titles that feature a similar question-and-answer format, aiming to provide readers with invaluable knowledge while acknowledging the evolving nature of laws and encouraging further research into their interests.

Physics is the branch of natural science that studies the nature and properties of matter and energy. The term 'physics' is derived from the Ancient Greek word, i.e. 'phusikḗ' meaning knowledge of nature. Physics significantly contributes to technology, such as television, computers, the cell/mobile phone, advanced home appliances, nuclear weapons, etc. The essential topics studied in physics are mechanics, electricity, magnetism, heat, sound, light and other radiation, and the structure of atoms. Physics additionally justifies the evolution, structure, and functions of numerous elements Mechanics, heat & thermodynamics, optics, sound, electricity, and magnetism of the universe. The considerable Branches of Physics include Classical mechanics, Applied mechanics. Electromagnetism Optics, Thermodynamics, Statistical mechanics, Condensed matter physics Atomic and Molecular Physics, Astrophysics, Nuclear and Particle Physics, Applied Physics Sound Physics, Biophysics, Econophysics, Nanotechnology, Petrophysics Volume 1 consists of over 330 pages, and topics include MEASUREMENTS OF PARTICLES AND RADIATION Nucleon & Proton Number Particle Accelerators Threshold Frequency & Wavelength, Energy, Waves MEASUREMENTS, PARTICLES AND RADIATION Nucleon & Proton Number Particle Accelerators Threshold Frequency & Wavelength Recommended for A Level or SHS to degree