Investigative interviewing and identifying suspects

Question 1

Investigative interviewing peace model

Answer 1

P- planning/preparation
E- explain/engage
A- account witness free recall
C- closure
E- evaluation

Question 2

Advokate

Answer 2

A- amount of time in observed
D- distance from offender/suspect
V- visibility time of day weather, lighting
O- obstacles in your way observation impeded
K- known or seen before
A- any reason to remember
T-time lapsed
E- errors or material discrepancy

Question 3

4 ways to identify a suspect

Answer 3

Formal visual procedure photo montage or ID parade
Forensic examination
Voice identification
Finger prints, palm print or foot prints

Question 4

Conducting a formal identification procedure

Answer 4

M-montage, photo montage must be presented
O-others must be at least 7 other photos
R- record a written record of procedure taken
P- procedure, follow all relevant regulations and procedures.
A- as soon as possible
I- included, tell the victim the suspect May or may not be included.
N- not ID the suspect for the victim in the line up

Question 5

When a formal identification procedure does not have to be carried out.

Answer 5

R- refuses, suspect refuses to take part
A-appearance, the appearance of the suspect has changed substantially
C- chance meeting between victim and suspect
I- identification was not thought to be a problem by police
S- singular appearance, nobody looks the same
S- soon the victim identified the offender soon after the offence.