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    message”. The purpose of this study was to inform the reader on how actions really do speak louder than words. Hargrave gave a few examples to support her studies explaining the process of interrogation between a detective and criminal. It is enlightening to know that the purpose for a bright light in an interrogation room is so that detectives can clearly see the body language of the criminal. Through this method detectives are able to distinguish between the truth and lies. The Business Problem under

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    interrogated for two hours during which the police investigators failed to advise him of either his Fifth Amendment Right against self incrimination or his Sixth Amendment Right to request the assistance of an attorney. Over the course of this interrogation‚ Ernesto Miranda confessed and signed a written confession of his crimes. Included in his confession was acknowledgement that he had waived his right against self-incrimination. After his conviction based on his confession‚ Miranda’s attorney

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    Primary Research Methods: Interviewing Techniques and Tips Interviewing is a valuable primary research method‚ and choosing from the different interviewing techniques is the first step in the process of undertaking this type of research. Interviews allow you to learn more detailed information. Whether you are interviewing one expert or gathering information from a small group of individuals‚ you must decide how to conduct the interview. The five most common interview techniques include the

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    step-grandson’s injuries‚ which they received while serving in Afghanistan (Kahn). “Enhanced interrogation”‚ as torture has been termed by the George W. Bush administration‚ may not work. The Central Intelligence Agency has confirmed this (Constantini). Retired Army lieutenant general Harry Soyster‚ said waterboarding produces “bad intelligence”. “It ruins the subject‚ makes them useless for further interrogation. And it damages our credibility around the world." Soyster a was former director of the Defense

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    that ruled in favor of Maranda stated that an individual who is being persecuted under the law should indeed know their rights‚ a defendant must be made aware of their right to remain silent prior to any interrogation‚ and they have the right for an attorney to be present during the interrogation. This case is important because it created the Miranda warning as a preventative criminal procedure to ensure that when criminals who are being prosecuted they are made aware that their fifth amendment is

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    The C.I.A. and its Influence on America America’s Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) was officially established through the National Security Act of 1947‚ but the concept of intelligence gathering had existed since the days of the Revolutionary War. The CIA is the successor to the Office of Strategic Services (OSS)‚ which was created in 1942 to help organize espionage activities during World War II. The mission of the CIA is to collect bits of strategic information in order to protect the United

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    The issue of discrimination towards racial minorities from workers of Law Enforcement is wide spread and has been discussed for last decades. The exonerations of African Americans‚ after the most of the lifetime imprisonment breakdown the news of the American media‚ displaying the crucial mistakes of police officers. The Central Park Jogger Case in 1989 is a depiction of the police officers’ wrongdoing based on racial biases: 5 young African American and Latino men were accused of raping‚ beating

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    In order to introduce the tape-recorded statements against Sanders‚ the declarant (Blair) must be unavailable as a witness according to Fed.R.Evid. 804. The statements by Blair fall under an exception to the hearsay rule‚ Fed.R.Evid. 804(b)(3)‚ which provides that when a declarant is unavailable as a witness‚ statements against interest are not excluded by hearsay. When a prosecutor seeks to introduce evidence of a statement that inculpates the accused‚ a number of courts require that statement

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    In the circumstances‚ Julius and Ethel Rosenberg would not confess under interrogation; Giles and Martha Corey did not respond to any questioning either. During McCarthyism‚ Julius Rosenberg went under interrogation for sending secret information to the Soviets‚ and no one received a confession or other helping names from him. The same incident occurred in The Crucible when the court attempted

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    When one talks about intelligence work in today’s day and age‚ it is hard to know exactly where to begin. From the humble beginnings of US intelligence in the WWII OSS‚ the modern intelligence apparatus has ballooned into over a dozen different agencies operating in different fields of concern. However‚ when asked to identify one the average person will most likely immediately think of the CIA‚ the big daddy of all intelligence agencies. While each agency has its own area of expertise‚ and while

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