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Two goals of interrogations
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- get a confession |
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People/manuals stress what goal of interrogation most?
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Getting a confession
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The reid technique was taught to more than ... police investigators since 1974
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30,000
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After the RV. Oickle study, court ruled two things on the limits on police deception.
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- depception is justifiable
- deception must shock the community (directly relevent) |
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Most common training program offerred in the US and Canada
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The reid technique
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He developed the reid technique and was a polygrapher in Chicago
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The reid technique
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According to the Reid techniq, why don't people confess?
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Fear of consequences
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According to Reid tecnique, why do people confessx 2
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- guilt
- anxiety from deception |
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The reid technique wants to __ reasons not to confess and __ reasons to confess in order to get more confressions
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Minimize
maximize |
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The reid technique is classified into two categories:
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1. minimization
2. maximization |
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3 example of minimization -
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- make offense seem not that serious
- offense is caused by situational factors - blame the victim |
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3 examples of maximization -
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- scare offender
- falsely accuse the offender - exaggerate seriousnes of crime |
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Three characteristics of the interrogation room
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- soundproof
- have no furniture - no communication with family/friends |
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Why do people remove all sources of distraction, social support and releif tension from interrogation rooms?
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- to promote lack of control and social isolate to give the illusion that the world is withdrawing further and further away
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Three characteristics of the interrogator
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1. sit close, no chair with arms, equal eye level
2. do not let suspect set ground rules 3. be firm without arrogance |
