Guide to Successful Interviewing and Interrogation in Law Enforcement

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The content of the Guide will enable the reader to expand his or her knowledge and increase skill at interviewing and interrogating. It is written with no attempt to excel in literary style, but rather to inform, challenge, and inspire. Some readers will become acquainted with techniques unfamiliar to them, while other readers will be refreshed and motivated to enhance their present level of competency. What follows is written for law enforcement personnel who want to improve their skill in helping victims and witnesses of crimes or accidents to recall details of their experiences, and to assist personnel in improving their ability to interrogate successfully individuals who do not want to disclose something of investigative value. Several formulated methods are presented, as well as general principles designed to facilitate success. Research, viewpoints, and ideas to enhance achievement are stated. The Guide also provides information from professional fields that is presented with the intention of increasing the breath of the investigator's knowledge and effectiveness.

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