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    The Reid Technique of Interviewing is a method of interrogation and interview that was developed in 1947 by John E. Reid. This method is “the most widely used approach to question subjects in the world” (http://www.reid.com/r_about.html). According to Reid there are nine steps of the interrogation process that are used‚ along with training in behavior analysis‚ to recognize behaviors that may indicate guilt or telling of a lie. The nine steps are: (1) Direct Positive Confrontation -- Presentation

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    gives a false perception to society of how interrogations really work. The United States government‚ and military‚ are home to some of most highly skilled interrogators in the world and torture is never an option for them. Torture is not a justifiable interrogation tactic because it does not yield honest answers‚ it goes against

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    statue of Liberty but Guantánamo detention camp where you spend your next five years being tortured by military officials and psychologists in inhumane ways. There are three main arguments of why psychologists shouldn’t be allowed to cooperate in interrogation methods in which prisoners are being tortured. First‚ the knowledge of psychologists is powerful and besides inflicting physical pain‚ they can also cause lifelong psychological

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    Motivational Interviewing vs. Johnson Institute Model I chose to compare the Motivational Interviewing Model vs. The Johnson Model because The Johnson is the oldest and the one the was used the most until recently. The Johnson Model was designed by an Episcopal priest whose name was Vernon Johnson because of his interest he studied addiction and what addiction was; He was also interested in stopping the addiction. The goal for Mr. Johnson was to avoid any death caused by any addiction. Mr. Johnson’s

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    On Thursday‚ April 14‚ 2016 the North Charleston Police came to Clemson University to discuss interdiction and interrogation with students from 6 pm-7:30 pm. The two police officers that were present gave a PowerPoint aided lecture to students. Initially the various definitions of interdiction were provided and how law enforcement intercepts criminals on the major highways that pass through South Carolina. They covered the general aspects of lawful searches when stopping a vehicle and what to look

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    those interrogators. “We humiliated and degraded [Iraqi prisoners]‚ and ourselves . . . [and] struggled to contain the growing sense that we had shocked our consciences and stained our souls . . . follow[ing] guidelines and obeyed the rules [of interrogation]‚” Eric Fair‚ a civilian contractor for the Department of Defense‚ in the New York Times‚ states. “But with every prisoner forced up against a wall‚ or made to stand naked in a cold cell‚ or prevented from falling asleep for significant periods

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    Scenario Ericka Christian Introduction to Interviews and Interrogation Jennifer Bourgeois July 24‚ 2013 To identify the robbers I would do the following: I would question the witnesses and victims‚ I would put the suspects in a lineup‚ I would secure all videos and other evidence‚ I read the suspects the rights‚ I would document any confessions and charge the suspect and investigate‚ compare and contrast facts and evidence regarding the detained suspects in the other zone. I would follow

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    Ishaar actions. Next‚ we will come to an agreement on a contract stating the outcome and goals of what the family wants and signing to agree that they would be committed to our family sessions on making progress. I would also follow the hierarchical interviewing steps. 2). When working with immigrants first I have to make sure I understand their culture and to be completely open to learn and here from each family member. Once I understand I would ask how this problem can be a problem in their culture

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    Enhanced Interrogation is Justified By: Nathan Ciatti English III 4A March 2‚ 2015 Throughout the past century‚ the United States has faced a multitude of foreign and domestic threats against the homeland.  Several of these terror plots have been successfully executed‚ most notably the September 11 attacks of 2001 and then recently the Boston Marathon bombing of 2013.  While a country cannot fully advert such attacks‚ it is the responsibility of the acting government

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    1. Larry Rothi is from Ft. Lauderdale‚ FL and he is charged with the attempted first-degree murder of a police officer. The police interrogators in the video use several of the tactics listed in your textbook chapter on interrogations and confessions. Please name at least three tactics used and discuss thoroughly how these tactics were used to elicit a confession in this case. Be sure to demonstrate your deep knowledge of the course concepts and support your opinions with scholarly evidence. According

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