PPT-Making a Case: Interviewing Suspects
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Recognising Faces Factors Affecting Identification Cognitive Interview Detecting Lies Interrogation Techniques False Confessions Topdown Typology FBI Bottomup Approach
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Recognising Faces Factors Affecting Identification Cognitive Interview Detecting Lies Interrogation Techniques False Confessions Topdown Typology FBI Bottomup Approach Canter Case Study. The defense by an accused person of having been elsewhere at the time an alleged offense was committed. . Alibi. Between 8pm and 10pm last night. the RELC sign was stolen from . outside the hotel . Recognising Faces. Factors Affecting . Identification. Cognitive Interview. Detecting Lies. Interrogation. Techniques. False Confessions. Top-down. Typology (FBI). Bottom-up. Approach (Canter). Case Study. Presented by:. . Sylvia Clark, LMSW-IPR, CART, LCDC-I. Motivation Coach. GOALS AND OBJECTIVES:. To provide a clear definition of motivation interviewing (MI) and share the motivational interviewing approach when working w/clients. Warm up. Have you ever had something stolen from you?. Are you ever worried about someone breaking into where you live?. Last night a thief came to the University!!. I have your wallet.. The police came this morning…. Alibis. Suspects. Alibis. Suspects. Alibis. Warm up. Have you ever had something stolen from you?. Are you ever worried about someone breaking into where you live?. Last night a thief came to the University!!. I have your wallet.. The police came this morning…. Murderer, Leather Apron. Background. In the mid 19. th. century an influx of Irish and Jewish immigrants lead to a social outcry of . nativism. , racism, and sexism.. At the same time poor economic conditions lead many women to prostitution.. Cognitive interviews. Big question: what are the best ways of interviewing witnesses and suspects?. Interviewing witnesses. ‘Standard police interview’ - the methods used by police investigators without training.. Interviewing witnesses and suspects. Ethical interviewing. Ethical interviewing. Police have historically made a distinction between . interviewing. (an attempt to obtain useful information from a witness) and . Financial Wellness- Budgeting Classes begins (ends July). July. Occupational Wellness- Resume Workshop. Intellectual Wellness- Psychiatric Advanced Directives Presentation. August. Environmental Wellness- Green cleaners & terrarium building. By . Uvaice. Nasir. Conversation. , Interviewing. , and Interview Schedules . . Ethnographers constantly talk to locals and ask questions about observations.. Similar to participant . observation and well informed informants. University of Leicester . 2 . Principles of Investigative Interviewing. Many of you will be aware that in England and Wales in 1992 the ‘Steering Group On Investigative Interviewing’ (set up by the Association of Chief Police Officers and the Home Office – which was the relevant government ministry) approved for the first time a number of “Principles of Investigative Interviewing” which included. Avani Shah, MSW, PhD. School of Social Work. Where is Heart Disease the worst?. Center for Disease Control. http. ://www.cdc.gov/heartdisease/facts.htm. Overview. Your current approach & barriers to patient engagement?. Phyllis A. Scott. Corporate Recruiter. Geisinger. Health System. NETWORKING KEY POINTS. . Why is someone from . . a healthcare system . here?. Research - translational. Clinical Innovations. Biostatistics.
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