Investigative Interviewing

Höfundur John E. Grimes III

Útgefandi Taylor & Francis

Snið ePub

Print ISBN 9780367771911

Útgáfa 1

Útgáfuár 2022

9.590 kr.

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  • Cover
  • Half Title
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Dedication
  • Table of Contents
  • Preface
  • Author
  • Part 1 Due Process, The Foundation of Investigative Interviewing
  • 1 Due Process and Case Law
  • Introduction
  • The Fifth, Sixth, and Fourteenth Amendments
  • Miranda
  • Violations of Miranda
  • Custodial Questioning
  • Exceptions to Miranda
  • Miranda Application
  • Challenges to Miranda
  • Public Employee Due Process
  • Garrity
  • Kalkines
  • Summary
  • Exercise 1.1. Multiple Choice and True and False
  • Exercise 1.2. Essay Topics
  • References
  • 2 Interviewing Union Employees
  • Introduction
  • Background
  • Weingarten
  • Weingarten Ruling Application
  • Non-Weingarten situations
  • Union Employee’s Responsibility
  • Union Representative Rights and Roles
  • Employer Prohibited Acts
  • Personal Application of Interviewing Union Employees
  • Summary
  • Exercise 2.1. Multiple Choice and True and False Questions
  • Exercise 2.2. Essay Topics
  • References
  • 3 Confessions
  • Introduction
  • Confession Case Law
  • Confessions Must Be Voluntary
  • Physical Pressure, Assault, and Battery
  • Psychological Pressure
  • Deception
  • Case Law That Allows Deception
  • Deception That Is Generally Allowed
  • Deception Not Allowed
  • Other Prohibited Tactics
  • Private Sector Confessions
  • Clear and Convincing Evidence
  • Investigative Interview Instead of Interrogation
  • Summary
  • Exercise 3.1. Multiple Choice and True and False Questions
  • Exercise 3.2. Essay Topics
  • References
  • 4 False Confessions
  • Introduction
  • False Confession Hazards
  • Juvenile Coerced and False Confession Hazards
  • Solutions
  • Standardized Training
  • Record All Critical Interviews
  • Peer, Supervisory, and Legal Review
  • Investigate Confession Recants
  • Summary
  • Exercise 4.1. Multiple Choice and True and False Questions
  • Exercise 4.2. Essay Topics
  • References
  • Part 2 The Human Factor
  • 5 Investigative Interviewer Desired Qualities
  • Introduction
  • Desired Qualities
  • Summary
  • Exercise 5.1. Multiple Choice and True and False Questions
  • Exercise 5.2. Essay Topics
  • 6 Understanding the Interviewee
  • Introduction
  • Interviewee Negative Attitudes
  • Interviewee Untruthfulness/Truthfulness
  • Summary
  • Exercise 6.1. Multiple Choice and True and False Questions
  • Exercise 6.2. Essay Topics
  • 7 Understanding the Offender
  • Introduction
  • The Fraud Triangle
  • Pressure
  • Opportunity
  • Rationalization
  • The 10-10-80 Rule
  • What Causes an Offender to Confess?
  • Summary
  • Exercise 7.1. Multiple Choice and True and False Questions
  • Exercise 7.2. Essay Topics
  • Reference
  • 8 Breakdown in Internal Controls
  • Introduction
  • The Four Ps of Internal Controls
  • Internal Control Reviews and Audits
  • Why Employees Do Not Follow Internal Controls
  • Summary
  • Exercise 8.1. Multiple Choice and True and False Questions
  • Exercise 8.2. Essay Topics
  • Reference
  • 9 Breaking Down Barriers and Gaining Trust
  • Introduction
  • Building Rapport
  • Nonverbal Communication
  • Proxemics
  • Kinesics or Body Language
  • Verbal Communication
  • Word Choices
  • Ask Open Questions
  • Feel, Felt, and Found
  • Paralinguistics
  • Summary
  • Exercise 9.1. Multiple Choice and True and False Questions
  • Exercise 9.2. Essay Topics
  • References
  • 10 Evaluating Nonverbal Response Behavior
  • Introduction
  • Kinesics—Body Language Anxiety Indicators
  • Eye Direction When Answering Questions
  • Paralinguistic Anxiety Indicators
  • Summary
  • Exercise 10.1. Multiple Choice and True and False Questions
  • Exercise 10.2. Essay Topics
  • Reference
  • Part 3 The Interview
  • 11 Preparing for and Arranging the Interview
  • Introduction
  • Preparing for the Interview
  • Understand the Nature of the Offense
  • Evaluate Available Information
  • Classify the Interviewees
  • Develop an Interview Strategy
  • Interviewee Background
  • Preparing a KTOT
  • Benefits of Preparing a KTOT
  • Organize the Interview Room
  • Arranging the Interview
  • Summary
  • Exercise 11.1. Multiple Choice and True and False Questions
  • Exercise 11.2. Essay Topics
  • 12 Beginning the Interview
  • Introduction
  • Introductions and Preliminary Matters
  • Introductory Statements
  • Preliminary Questions
  • Biographical Information
  • Build Rapport
  • Establish Baseline Response Behavior
  • Opening Statements
  • Potential Suspect
  • Suspect
  • Summary
  • Exercise 12.1. Multiple Choice and True and False Questions
  • Exercise 12.2. Essay Topics
  • 13 Evaluating and Handling Denials
  • Introduction
  • Potential Suspect Denials
  • Suspect Denials
  • Weak Denials
  • Evaluating Nonverbal Response with Verbal Denial
  • Retreating from the Accusation
  • Summary
  • Exercise 13.1. Multiple Choice and True and False Questions
  • Exercise 13.2. Essay Topics
  • 14 Questions, Responses, and Follow-Up
  • Introduction
  • Open Questions
  • Evaluating Responses to Open Questions
  • Follow-Up With Clarifying Questions
  • Direct Questions
  • Evaluating Responses to Direct Questions
  • Follow-Up to Deceptive Nonverbal Response Behavior
  • Follow-Up Test Questions
  • Attitude Assessment Questions
  • Summary
  • Exercise 14.1. Multiple Choice and True and False Questions
  • Exercise 14.2. Essay Topics
  • 15 Leading the Interviewee to the Truth
  • Introduction
  • Nonconfrontational Approach
  • Persuading the Suspect to Tell the Truth
  • Reveal Evidence
  • Appeal to Common Sense
  • Offer a Reason for the Offense
  • Relate Similar Behavior
  • Summary
  • Exercise 15.1. Multiple Choice and True and False Questions
  • Exercise 15.2. Essay Topics
  • 16 End, Evaluate, and Follow-Up
  • Introduction
  • End the Interview
  • Evaluate the Interview
  • Follow-Up Interview
  • Summary
  • Exercise 16.1. Multiple Choice and True and False Questions
  • Exercise 16.2. Essay Topics
  • 17 Writing a Report of Interview
  • Introduction
  • ROI Rules
  • Short Paragraphs
  • Proper Grammar, Punctuation, and Syntax
  • Use Active Voice
  • Minimal Use of Quotes
  • Proper Tense
  • Appropriate Verbs
  • Proper Pronouns
  • Identifying Individuals and Entities
  • ROI Organization
  • Preliminary and Peripheral Information
  • Summary
  • Exercise 17.1. Multiple Choice and True and False Questions
  • Exercise 17.2. Essay Topics
  • Part 4 Case Study
  • A Basic Overview of Procurement Fraud
  • Glossary
  • Procurement Process
  • Common Fraud Hazards
  • Case Study—Part 1
  • Investigative Activity
  • AVP John Nelson Interview
  • Case Study—Part 1 Exercise
  • Case Study—Part 2
  • Preliminary Matters—Robert Lanier Interview
  • Robert Lanier Interview Transcript
  • Case Study—Part 2 Exercise
  • Case Study—Part 3
  • Investigative Activity
  • Taylor
  • Shelton
  • Freeman
  • Flannigan
  • FBN
  • Relevant Nationwide Policies
  • Robert Lanier Second Interview
  • The interview concluded at 5:20 pm
  • Review of FBN Bank Documents
  • Contact with Shelton, Taylor, and Freeman
  • Shelton
  • Taylor
  • Freeman
  • Case Study—Part 3 Exercise
  • Case Study—Part 4
  • Preliminary Matters-Gary Shelton Interview
  • Gary Shelton Interview Transcript
  • Case Study—Part 4 Exercise
  • Case Study—Part 5
  • Preliminary Matters—Peter Taylor Interview
  • Peter Taylor Interview Transcript
  • Case Study-Part 5 Exercise
  • Case Study—Part 6
  • Preliminary Matters—Jeffrey Freeman Interview
  • Jeffrey Freeman Interview Transcript
  • Case Study—Part 6 Exercise
  • Case Resolution
  • Appendix A: KTOT Example
  • KTOT—Fred Thompson
  • Theory
  • Interview Objective
  • Key Topics
  • Appendix B: Interview Example
  • Interview Transcript
  • Index
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