Criminal interrogation and confessions /
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Boston :
Jones and Bartlett Publishers,
c2004
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| Edition: | 4th ed |
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Distinctions between interviews and interrogations
- 2. Obtaining and evaluating factual information
- 3. Case solution possibilities
- 4. Initial precautionary measures for the protection of the innocent
- 5. Privacy and the interview room
- 6. Qualifications, attitude, and general conduct of the investigator
- 7. Preparation and starting the interview
- 8. Formulating interview questions
- 9. Behavior symptom analysis
- 10. Precautions when evaluating behavior symptoms of truthful and untruthful subjects
- 11. The behavior analysis interview
- 12. The use of specialized questioning techniques
- 13. The Reid nine steps of interrogation
- 14. Recommendations for interrogators
- 15. Distinguishing between true and false confessions
- 16. Testifying on a confession
- 17. Interrogation law
- 18. Confession law
- Appendix A: The behavior analysis interview in a homicide case