Exam 6: Obtaining Information and Intelligence

The Miranda warning is required during questioning from one private citizen to another private citizen.

The Sixth Amendment right to counsel applies to anyone who is questioned by the police.

Describe a cognitive interview.

When at a crime scene, witnesses should be separated so they are unable to compare information.

A(n) _______________ is anyone who can provide information about a case but who is not a complainant, witness, victim, or suspect.

Discuss the importance of rapport when interviewing a witness or interrogating a suspect.

Once a suspect has confessed, the investigation should be ended and all of the facts presented to the prosecuting

The _______________ Amendment states that "[N]o person shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself."

Select one of the approaches to interrogation outlined in the text, and describe how it might be used by an officer in dealing with a suspect.

In Miranda v.Arizona, who won the ultimate appeal and why?

The ultimate goals of interviewing and interrogating are to identify those responsible for a crime and to eliminate the innocent from suspicion.

A(n) _______________ is the process of questioning those suspected of direct or indirect involvement in a crime.

Officers may legally use deception during interviews.

Sympathy and empathy are different.

When conducting an interrogation, officers should seek a place where the individual will likely feel the least amount of stress.

Some research has found that the incidence of false confessions is

What is the value of the FBI's National Crime Information Center (NCIC) to investigators?

Which of the following is NOT a recommended interrogation technique?

How should an investigator evaluate and corroborate information learned in interviews or interrogations?

Which has been shown to be an effective interview technique to uncover lies?