Interviews and interogations Flashcards
(11 cards)
Establish Facts
who what when where why how, and others
Interview
A non accusatory, structured conversation during which specific behavior provoking questions are asked with intent to elicte guilty behavior or innocent behavior
Interrogation
Accusatory dialogue between the interrogator and suspect, suspect accused of involvement in a incident or group of them
Kinesics
Study of body movement and language, 70% non verbal
Suspect
Someone who hasn’t been cleared from the case or investigation
Torture
Most effective for obtaining false and positive confessions, and illegal
Discover the truth
Interview and interrogation, to get an answer from them
5th amendment
No person shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself
ALS
Active Listening Skills
MOREPIES
Minimal Encouragers
Open Ended Questions
Reflecting/ Mirroring
Emotional Labeling
Paraphrasing
I Messages
Effective Pasues
Summary
10 steps of an interrogation
- Positive confrontation
- Interrogation Themes
- Handling Denials
- Overcoming Objections
- Procurement and retention of the subject attention
- Hnalding the subjects passive mood
- Presenting an alternative question
- Having the suspect orally relate various details of the offense
- Offering “face saving” alternative
- Written Statement