Assignment 2: Interrogation
In the second phase of the interrogation process, there are several outcome-based tactics that may be used to obtain a confession. These outcome-based tactics are methods exercised by investigators to persuade the suspect to cooperate and confess. These methods or tactics may include the following aspects:
- Appealing to the suspect’s self-interest
- Confronting the suspect with evidence of guilt
- Undermining the suspect’s confidence in his or her denials
- Identifying contradictions in the suspect’s alibi or story
- Asking specific behavioral analysis interview questions
- Appealing to the importance of cooperation
- Offering moral justifications and face-saving excuses
- Confronting the suspect with false evidence of guilt
- Praising or flattering the suspect
- Appealing to the detective’s expertise and authority
Submission Details:
On the basis of what you have learned in the course, by Sunday, October 23, 2016, in a minimum of 250 words, post to the Discussion Area your response to the following:
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