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• How to buy interview recording systems (eBook)

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  Download this Police1 interview recording systems buying guide to learn key steps for product selection, purchasing and implementation

• Trauma-informed police interview effectiveness

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  Here's how Cognitive Interviewing can help investigators gather detailed and accurate info from victims of trauma that can lead to an increase in guilty pleas

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• Cop-training firm claims Netflix series defames interrogation technique

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  The lawsuit alleges 'When They See Us' misrepresents the Reid Technique

• Why word selection matters during a suspect interview/interrogation

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  Using words that minimize the moral seriousness of behavior can help police investigators obtain the truth from a deceptive individual

• NY police agencies get grant for video interrogation recordings

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  Governor Andrew Cuomo announced Wednesday that more than $650,000 in grants for the 28 local law enforcement agencies

• Investigators: Man shot by Minn. cops came at them with knife

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  Marcus Fischer began harming himself with a knife and ignored commands to drop it before he was shot

• Mo. detective ends interview after suspect answers question with 'loud fart'

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  The detective wrote in a report that Sean A. Sykes Jr. "leaned to one side of his chair and released a loud fart before answering"

• How interrogators should respond to 'I'm not a bad person'

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  How investigators respond when a suspect says, “I’m not a bad person,” could be key to a successful interrogation

• The use of deception during police interrogations

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  Deception is considered unethical in most situations; however, most police detectives consider it an invaluable tool

• How the ‘alternative question’ can get a suspect’s real intent

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  The investigator should make a transition statement about some fact which raises doubt that the crime was spontaneous and then pose an ‘alternative question’ that presumes the act was deliberate

• Setting up the interrogation: 5 accusation techniques for investigators

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  This important phase of the investigation is not the presentation of evidence — it is where we advise the subject that we know (without a doubt) that they committed the crime

• Why 'Tell me why you did it' is a failed technique

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  Rather than ask the suspect why he committed the crime, tell him you believe you know why he did it — and offer your theme that psychologically (not legally) justifies, rationalizes, or minimizes the conduct

• How cops can use the 1-2-3 Approach to secure a confession

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  Asking a series of three hypothetical questions many times will result in obtaining the initial admissions of guilt to the commission of a crime

• 2 more great interrogation techniques: The "lying child" and the "logical approach"

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  People do not like to be pushed — they like to be involved in the process, and by their involvement, we can lead them to a confession

• How to get more suspect confessions by being a ‘car salesman’

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  A physical trigger can be all it takes to convince a suspect to tell us their story

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