Study Guide

Question 1

Define an interview

Answer 1

A spontaneous or planned conversation by which information is sought obtained and evaluated from persons having knowledge of events or circumstances related to a crime or incident

Question 2

Define an interrogation

Answer 2

A process in which information acquired during the investigation is matched to a particular suspect for the purpose of gaining admissions or a confession as related to a crime or incident. An interrogation maybe custodial or noncustodial

Question 3

What is the goal of an interview and interrogation

Answer 3

The goal is to obtain a truthful statement admission or confession

Question 4

Brown versus Mississippi dealt with what

Answer 4

Use of force in obtaining a confession will make the confession in admissible

Question 5

Escobedo versus Illinois dealt with what

Answer 5

When questioning shifts from investigation to focusing on the subject with the purpose of obtaining a confession the refusal to honor the accused’s request to consult with his or her attorney will make the statements inadmissible

Question 6

Oregon versus Matheson dealt with what

Answer 6

Miranda warnings are not necessarily required simply because questioning takes place in a police station or because the question person is a suspect; there must be some restriction of freedom to place the suspect “in custody”

Question 7

New York versus Quarles dealt with what

Answer 7

Miranda warnings need not be given prior to asking a suspect questions reasonably prompted by a concern for Public Safety

Question 8

Maranda applies only to custodial interrogation. A custodial interrogation includes the following conditions

Answer 8

• The person is under arrest or is otherwise restraint.

- The interviewer is asking questions or engaged in other activity designed to elicit and incriminating response.

Question 9

Explain what conditions constitute custody

Answer 9

It essentially means that I suspect is deprived of freedom in a significant way. If they suspect reasonably believes that he or she is compelled to talk to you and is not free to walk away from the interview, the interaction is likely custodial.

Question 10

Identify how courts determine custody for Maranda purposes

Answer 10

The court will also ask whether a reasonable person in the suspects position would have felt free to end interview and leave. If not, the interview will be considered custodial. In Ramirez V state, the court ruled that; the extent to which the suspect is confronted with evidence of his guilt; whether the suspect is informed that he is free to leave the place of questioning.

Question 11

Is requesting a suspect provide DNA swab required for Miranda

Answer 11

No it is not an attempt to Alyssa testimonial incriminating evidence miranda not require

Question 12

The Christian burial speech is from what case

Answer 12

Brewer versus William US Supreme Court

Question 13

Explain the possible results of failure to properly give Miranda warning

Answer 13

Failure to advise a suspect properly of the Miranda warnings when they required will result in the exclusion of any admissions or confession the suspect may have given. In addition, any additional evidence required as a result of the suspect statement may also be suppressed because of the taint from the Maranda violation under the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine.

Question 14

Identify proper actions when a subject invokes a constitutional right of silence or requests council

Answer 14

You may reapproach a suspect who only invoked his or right to remain silent after at least two hours to see if she is willing to talk to you

Question 15

What should you identify about the case

Answer 15

Mr. stab list elements of the crime what occurred was it a crime against a person grabbing his property who was involved when did it occur where did it occur why did it happen how did it happen

Question 16

How should you document the case with your notes

Answer 16

They should be organized notes help you remember important facts notes are helpful if another officer becomes involved in investigating the case and notes help you complete your final investigative report

Question 17

Establish a timeline for the events leading to the incident

Answer 17

Update the information as facts are discovered. This tool will help keep the case organized. Timelines help establish what you know, what you don’t know, and what you need to know.

Question 18

Develop a list of specific questions must be answered throughout the interview an investigation

Answer 18

This list will help you ask the important questions that will establish the elements of the crime and the individuals involved.

Question 19

What kind of information will help establish interviewees normal behavior patterns builder poor and assist in developing things that relate to the interviewee

Answer 19

Background information

Question 20

What factors determine the interviewees competency and credibility to testify in court

Answer 20

Factors include age, level of intelligence, mental state, relationship to individuals involved in the case, prejudice or biased, language barrier, mental state or impairment, and his or her presents, consciousness, and alternative mess at the scene of the incident.

Question 21

What kind of interview is not recommended to take the place of a person-to-person interview; however this contact can be a means of screening potential interviewees to determine whether an interview in person as necessary and what should you be familiar with

Answer 21

Phone interview and you should be familiar with your agency’s policy on recording the phone call

Question 22

What should be considered when determining the best location and time for the interview

Answer 22

Keep your distance from other people involved in the incident to avoid others overhearing interview.
Separate witnesses victims and suspects of the stores are not contaminated or rehearsed.

Question 23

What are some things should be done to minimize distractions and control the interview setting

Answer 23

For interviews conducted in your office, try to eliminate phones, pictures, personal belongings, and anything that would distract interviewee.
Eleminste law-enforcement related items such as handcuffs, weapons, certificates or plaques, injury, when possible.

Question 24

What focuses on the communicative aspects of hands and arms, posture, and gross bodily movements.

Answer 24

Kinesics

Question 25

What are physiological signs you may see during an interview when deception is occurring

Answer 25

Increased perspiration, flushed or pale skin, dry mouth, and increased pulse rate or observable change and breathing rate.

Question 26

What are behavioral signsyou may see during an interview when deception is occurring

Answer 26

Nervous movements, pacing, voice inflections, inability to sit still, refusal to look at questionnaire, rehearsed answers, and consistent response was, attempt to change line of questioning, over eagerness to help, too much or too little clarification, and repeated insistence that simple questions are not understood.

Question 27

Identify factors of body language you may see during an interview when someone is being truthful

Answer 27

Open and receptive body posture, maintaining eye contact with interviewer, composed, relaxed.

Question 28

Identify factors a behavioral signs you may see during interview when someone’s being truthful

Answer 28

Answers that are on rehearsed, consistent, direct, exhibiting confidence, obvious and sincerity in assisting the interviewer.

Question 29

Why is interviewing an important phase of an investigation

Answer 29

Because through the interview process a majority of case information is obtained and cases are solved