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Investigative Interviewing
Introduction
Welcome (1:06)
What is the principle purpose of an interview? (1:31)
The Legal basis of decision making
Questioning skills
Questioning skills (0:54)
5WH - Probably the most important Lecture
Dealing with witnesses
You are the witness ...
You are the witness - A video exercise (3:25)
You will need a pen and paper for the following 3 lectures
Witness reliability - Phase One
Witness reliability - Phase Two (0:28)
Witness reliability - Phase Three
Dealing with witnesses - Recap & Review
The BIT model ©TFS 2013
Dealing with Suspects
An Investigation Case Study
Additional information
The 'Known's' & 'Unknown's'
Sample lists
How to determine when to conduct the interview?
The interview plan
Constructing the Interview Plan
The Plan - A chronological approach (1:26)
The Plan - Ready for interview
The Plan - Showing it to the suspect in advance?
Predictable Dialogue
The most difficult scenario?
Dealing with Silence (3:11)
Dealing with a Liar (1:55)
Dealing with the Truth (2:03)
Decison Making
Dealing with Union & Staff Representatives
Union & Staff Representatives
Recap & Review
The Key Learning Points
Further Learning
Goodluck and may the PLAN be with you!
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