… Nevertheless, the information collected gives an interesting and comprehensive image of
how police interview suspects of crime in the various countries, and how police interviews are …

… officers' skills when interviewing suspects of crimes that fall into the category ‘bulk crime’. In
… interviewing such suspects; (b) the impact of workplace supervision on officers' use of good …

… The purpose of this paper is to examine how strength of evidence against a suspect in a
criminal investigation influences the outcome of interviews with police officers. It will show how …

… lenging type of investigative interview. From the very outset of the interview, investigators must
… obtain information relevant to criminal investigations without infringing on suspects’ rights. …

… innocent suspects (see … interviewing suspects for the purpose of eliciting crime-relevant
information. This is most unfortunate, because suspects are likely to know more about the crime …

… a fresh insight into police interviewing of serious crime suspects (in England and Wales). …
enhance understanding of the actual police interviewing of serious crime suspects. As such, it …

… why the crime occurred, and who committed the crime. One of … criminal investigations is the
investigative interview. This is particularly so when other forms of evidence against a suspect …

… in contemporary tape recorded interviews of suspects in criminal investigations. First it … of
the suspect. The second part of the paper shows how detectives cope with suspects who use …

… of all interviews with suspects and the right for a suspect to have a … The modern transparency
of the suspect interview process … criminal trials and how the police conduct these interviews …

… interviews and criminal suspects in the context of criminal interrogations. First, this review
briefly examines how rapport has been defined and operationalized within clinical settings, …