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101			_aeng
200			_aInvestigative interviewing _bRecurso eletrónico _ethe literature _fMary Schollum
210			_aWellington _cOffice of the Commissioner of Police. New Zealand Police _d2005
215			_a1 CD-ROM _d12 cm
225			_aReview Of Investigative Interviewing
300			_aFicheiro de 853 Kb em formato pdf (113 f.). Também disponível em: https://www.police.govt.nz/resources/2005/investigative-interviewing/investigative-interviewing.pdf.Acedido em 19 de Setembro de 2007.
330			_aSummary. Overview. Introduction. Structure. Limitations. Definitions. Interview. Victim and witness. Complainant. Suspect. Interrogation versus interviewing. Investigative interviewing. Investigator / detective. The importance of investigative interviewing. Types of interview. Why investigative interviewing is important. The interviewer. Understanding factors influencing interviews. Witness or suspect interviews - which are more important?. Emphasis on getting a confession. Ethical interviewing. Introduction. Background. Unethical interviewing. Ethical interviewing. Miscarriages of justice. Improvements. False confessions. Principles of investigative interviewing. The influence of psychology. Background. Memory. Body language or non-verbal communications (NVCs). Deception. Suggestibility. Interviewees. Witnesses. Vulnerable witnesses. Suspects. Juvenile suspects. Resistance from interviewees. The PEACE model of interviewing. Lead up to the PEACE model. Development of PEACE. Wide use of PEACE. Description. Implementation. Does the PEACE model work? Failure to live up to expectations. 2001 evaluation of PEACE training. Effect of PEACE training. Supervision. Formal assessment. Breaches of PACE Act. Wider applicability. Major interview techniques. Introduction. Questioning. Cognitive interviewing. Enhanced Cognitive Interview. Interviewing traumatised victims. Research findings. Adoption of the CI. Limitations and practical issues. Move away from CI techniques for general training. Discussion. Free recall. Conversation management. Tool-kit of techniques. Terminology. Other interview techniques. Forensic hypnosis. The polygraph. Statement analysis. RPMs. Interrogation techniques. Mutt and Jeff 80. Focused interviewing and analytic interviewing. Conclusion. The ACPO investigative interview strategy. Introduction. Recommendations. Commitment. National training material. Further work. Core Investigative Doctrine. Technology and interviewing. Introduction. United States. Effect of different camera angles. FBI interactive computer programme. England and Wales. Video compared with audio. Admissibility. Continued reliance on written statements. Recording witness interviews by electronic/digital means. Written statement still required. Practical aspects of recording all witness interviews. Selection criteria. Transcription. Recording equipment. Cost. Savings. Admissibility of digital recordings. Willingness to be recorded. Going digital. Location of interviews. Introduction. Interviewing suspects. Optimal fitout. Interviewing victims and witnesses. Remote monitoring. Training. Training content. Purpose of training. Length of residential training. The law. Vulnerable interviewees. Assessment of training effectiveness. Annual appraisal process. Training staff to assess the quality of interviews. Use of a national register. Specialist interviewers. Conclusion. References.
606			_aTÉCNICAS DE ENTREVISTA _9326570
606			_aINTERROGATÓRIO POLICIAL _9272484
606			_aMETODOLOGIAS _9341295
606			_aANÁLISE PSICOLÓGICA _9323418
606			_aEQUIPAMENTO INFORMÁTICO _9335922
606			_aINVESTIGAÇÃO CRIMINAL _9229431
700			_aSCHOLLUM _bMary _9354557
955			_xOferta