Law and Politics

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Discuss what considerations should be observed during the interview process. Started by kellyjaisingh	1 Replies 19 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by CourtneyCNorton
________ is the imposition of restrictions on physical behavior. Started by Caiter2013	3 Replies 39 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by Cheesycrackers
________ is the use, or threat of use of illegal physical methods to induce a suspect to make an ... Started by Arii_bell	1 Replies 17 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by CAPTAINAMERICA
A(n) ________ is direct acknowledgment by the suspect of his or her guilt in the commission of a ... Started by lidoalex	3 Replies 19 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by LVPMS
A(n) ________ a self-incriminating statement made by the suspect that falls short of an ... Started by jeatrice	1 Replies 27 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by ririgirl15
The subject holding his head in a(n) ________ position indicates that he is interested and probably ... Started by pragya sharda	3 Replies 19 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by ally
A suspect may ________ their Miranda safeguards; however the prosecutor then has a heavy burden to ... Started by rl	1 Replies 15 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by BUTTHOL369
In the case of Miranda v. Arizona the Court held that a suspect had an absolute right to be warned ... Started by yoooooman	3 Replies 24 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by asdfasdf
During the interview process, the interviewer should develop a plan of ________. Started by ereecah	1 Replies 19 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by kaylee05
A(n) ________ is a question and answer session with a suspect, victim, or witnesses that is ... Started by Themember4	3 Replies 33 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by ultraflyy23
An ________ is accusatory. Started by swpotter12	1 Replies 19 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by patma1981
The suspect should be asked to read and sign each page at the bottom of the written statement. Started by crazycityslicker	3 Replies 36 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by tkempin
Unlike the polygraph which is permitted to be used in court, the courts still consider the voice ... Started by nelaaney	1 Replies 18 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by kswal303
The FBI gives a polygraph test to their new agents and witnesses and informants in major criminal ... Started by asd123	3 Replies 114 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by duy1981999
The "loophole" liar typically responds by saying, "I can't remember" or "to the best of my ... Started by joe	1 Replies 96 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by duke02
Research has shown that vocal changes occur 95 percent of the time when a person lies. Started by laurencescou	3 Replies 23 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by sailorcrescent
Once a suspect has acknowledged their Miranda rights and agree to speak with a police, they cannot ... Started by KWilfred	1 Replies 117 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by scottmt
An example of a verbal-probing technique is, "You stated that you saw the man entering her ... Started by ENagel	3 Replies 36 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by jaaaaaaa
Officers who are concerned for public safety may question persons who are in custody and who have ... Started by newbem	1 Replies 79 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by gcook
The interrogation room should reflect a more business-like atmosphere than a police-like atmosphere. Started by Awilson837	3 Replies 28 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by Liddy
Subjecting a suspect to physical and mental stress is usually avoided during police interrogations, ... Started by stephzh	1 Replies 18 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by yuyiding
Law enforcement tactics that place undue pressure on suspects to "cooperate" sometimes induce ... Started by Lobcity	3 Replies 25 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by mtmmmmmk
The cognitive interview is less directive and, in some ways, a questionless interview. Started by ts19998	1 Replies 101 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by Li Jun
According to John Reed and Associates, during an interview the investigator should talk about 80% of ... Started by genevieve1028	3 Replies 128 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by paavo
During the interview when the officer is convinced that the subject is lying, it is still crucial ... Started by DyllonKazuo	1 Replies 177 Views	Jul 6, 2019 by taylorsonier