Exam 6: Obtaining Information and Intelligence

The _______________ interview method is especially effective for obtaining information from victims and witnesses who have difficulty remembering an event.

Under the Bruton rule, which resulted from Bruton v.United States (1968), a defendant's Sixth Amendment right to confront and cross-examine witnesses against him or her is violated if:

Belittling a suspect is often effective, and is referred as _______________ their ego.

Profilers are frequently used by law enforcement.

Hypnosis has been universally accepted by the courts.

Truth serums are commonly used in criminal cases by the police.

Two basic requirements for obtaining information are to:

Since eyewitness testimony is not always reliable, it is generally regarded as irrelevant to investigating and prosecuting a case.

Which type of interview technique calls for using a secluded, quiet place that is free of distractions, and is effective for obtaining information from victims and witnesses who are having difficulty remembering an event?

The "question first" technique is also known as _______________.

What differences may arise in interviewing juveniles versus adults?

Which case highlighted the issue of the public safety exception to the Miranda warning requirement?

Preliminary questioning that occurs spontaneously on the street is called a:

Which of the following questions is most direct?

Audio and video recordings are being used more widely as evidence.

_______________ is the capacity to accurately perceive and respond to another person's thoughts and feelings.It is an active process rather than a passive experience.

The Miranda warning advises suspects of their Fourth Amendment rights.

Information needs which component to become intelligence?

What is not accepted by the courts as evidence?

Which of the following can be used to simultaneously monitor call activity on several lines?