The Process of Interviewing and Interrogations
Interrogation involves questioning a suspect to obtain incriminating evidence from him or her. Interrogations are done in a controlled manner, and the suspect may be exposed to a psychological disadvantage. Interviews are basically done on the witnesses and the victims. The investigator asks open-ended questions in order to obtain more information about the crime. There are some cases where an interview turns into an interrogation depending on the suspect’s behavior. Interrogation starts when an investigator has substantial suspicion to associate a person with a certain crime. The goals of an interrogation are to induce a confession from the suspect and obtain the truth about a crime. The paper is going to discuss the processes of interviewing and interrogation.
Forensic art is the science that assists in identification, arrest, conviction of criminals or that assists in locating victims and the identity of unknown dead people. Forensics requires the expertise of various professionals such as anthropologists, psychologists, biologists, forensic dentists, and pathologists. Interviewing at …show more content…
During the early 1900s, the American police were utilizing physical torture during interrogations to extract confessions from the suspects. This was perceived as an infringement of the rights of the suspect. The Supreme Court abolished the use of physical torture, and it was replaced with a psychologically oriented approach. This approach uses a mixture of social lie and detection methods that are used to separate truth-tellers from liars during an interview. For the case of an interrogation, social influence methods are used to establish confessions from the crime suspects. There are various techniques used in interviewing and interrogating suspects. They include Reid technique, PEACE method, and Kinesic interview (Orlando,
Interrogation involves questioning a suspect to obtain incriminating evidence from him or her. Interrogations are done in a controlled manner, and the suspect may be exposed to a psychological disadvantage. Interviews are basically done on the witnesses and the victims. The investigator asks open-ended questions in order to obtain more information about the crime. There are some cases where an interview turns into an interrogation depending on the suspect’s behavior. Interrogation starts when an investigator has substantial suspicion to associate a person with a certain crime. The goals of an interrogation are to induce a confession from the suspect and obtain the truth about a crime. The paper is going to discuss the processes of interviewing and interrogation.
Forensic art is the science that assists in identification, arrest, conviction of criminals or that assists in locating victims and the identity of unknown dead people. Forensics requires the expertise of various professionals such as anthropologists, psychologists, biologists, forensic dentists, and pathologists. Interviewing at …show more content…
During the early 1900s, the American police were utilizing physical torture during interrogations to extract confessions from the suspects. This was perceived as an infringement of the rights of the suspect. The Supreme Court abolished the use of physical torture, and it was replaced with a psychologically oriented approach. This approach uses a mixture of social lie and detection methods that are used to separate truth-tellers from liars during an interview. For the case of an interrogation, social influence methods are used to establish confessions from the crime suspects. There are various techniques used in interviewing and interrogating suspects. They include Reid technique, PEACE method, and Kinesic interview (Orlando,