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Essentials of the Reid technique : criminal interrogation and confessions /
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| Format: | Printed Book |
| Language: | English |
| Edition: | Second edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- Distinctions between interviews and interrogations
- The importance of obtaining and evaluating factual information
- Privacy and the interview room
- Qualifications, attitude, and general conduct of the investigator
- Preparation and starting the interview
- Formulation of interview questions
- Behavior symptom analysis
- Behavior symptoms of truthful and untruthful subjects
- Overview and preparation for the Reid nine steps
- Step 1: direct, positive confrontation
- Step 2: theme development
- Step 3: handling denials
- Step 4: overcoming objections
- Step 5: procurement and retention of the suspect's attention
- Step 6: handling the suspect's passive mood
- Step 7: presenting an alternative question
- Step 8: having the suspect relate details of the offense
- Step 9: converting an oral confession into a written confession
- Interrogation and confession legal issues.