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- Publisher: Charles C. Thomas (1977)
- ASIN: B000IOO2MK
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This review is from: Criminal Interrogation (Hardcover)
Aubry and Caputo offer further explanation into the why's of criminal interrogation. Despite being written in 1980 (3rd ed.) the information holds true. Good book for those studying more than the how-to's of interrogation.
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THE CRIMINAL INTERROGATOR WILL FIND THAT A RATHER COMPLETE AND THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF criminal psychology is one of the basic tools required for the conduct of consistently successful criminal interrogations. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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THE CRIMINAL INTERROGATOR WILL FIND THAT A RATHER COMPLETE AND THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF criminal psychology is one of the basic tools required for the conduct of consistently successful criminal interrogations. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
fact that the interrogator, competent interrogator, narrative style statement, successful interrogator, individual being interrogated, great interrogator, criminal interrogator, unlawful promise, interrogation situation, accusing statements, interrogation approaches, invalidate the confession, person being interrogated, lie detection test, interrogation process, incriminating admission, guilty subject, committing magistrate, successful interrogation, interrogation results, interrogation area, criminal interrogation, intelligent waiver, good interrogator, third degree methods Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Fifth Amendment, New York, Fourteenth Amendment, Court of Appeals, Fourth Amendment, Miranda Warning, District Court, Sixth Amendment, Kansas City, South Carolina, Jimmy Hamilton, North Carolina, Pete Rogers, Anthony Smith, Federal Bureau of Investigation, New Jersey, Police Headquarters, State of Illinois, Eighth Amendment, Miranda Rule, Constitutional Law, Hearsay Rule, Los Angeles, Texas Court of Criminal Appeals New!
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