Investigative Interviewing
Published on 20. May 2011
89 pages
978-0-85724-990-6 (ISBN)
Description
This e-book explores the role of forensic psychology in the development of investigative interviewing. The aim is to examine the application of theory and research on investigative interviewing to real life practice.
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Content
- Cover
- Table of contents
- Note from the publisher
- Guest editorial
- Miscarriages of justice: a call for continued research focussing on reforming the investigative process
- Police perceptions of investigative interviewing: training needs and operational practices in Australia
- The role of evidence in the interviewing of suspects: an analysis of Australian police transcripts
- Risks and benefits of selective (re)presentation of interviewees' talk: some insights from discourse analysis
- Interviewing witnesses: do investigative and evidential requirements concur?
- The early identification of vulnerable witnesses prior to an investigative interview
- Police interviews with terrorist suspects: risks, ethical interviewing and procedural justice
- Psychology and interviewing: what direction now in our quest for reliable information?
