PPT-Law Enforcement II Interview and Interrogation

Copyright and Terms of Service Copyright Texas Education Agency 2011 These materials are copyrighted and trademarked as the property of the Texas Education Agency TEA and may not be reproduced without the express written permission of TEA except under the following conditions. Law enforcement o64259cers must meet the following requirements 1 Must be a resident of Tennessee 2 Law enforcement o64259cers must have success fully graduated from a POST certi64257ed police academy Law enforcement o64259cers must complete the fol WHAT IS INTERROGATION?. An expression of inquiry that invites or calls for a reply.. . . . The motive of interrogation is to get a information.. . (E.G). . -. Do you like. goin. Introduction. Security Interviews And Security Interrogations. . Legal Issues. Policy. Contrast Security Interviews and Interrogations. Preparation. Appointments. Location is key. The Main Goal. Compare Security Interviews and Interrogations. By Sam Miles. Synopsis. “A man has been arrested for a crime he says he didn’t do. One man will try and get to the bottom of this, by any means necessary…”. A man commits a crime that he allegedly hasn’t committed. Someone has come to investigate into the case and then interrogates him to get the truth out. . Unit I. Early Law Enforcement. Who guarded the cave?. Egypt. The first recognized police organization occurred in Egypt under the reign of PHAROAH HUR MOHEB around 1340 B.C. A river security force with strong boats was formed to ensure navigational safety on the Nile. They were responsible for…. Interview and Interrogation. Copyright and Terms of Service. Copyright © Texas Education Agency, 2011. These materials are copyrighted © and trademarked ™ as the property of the Texas Education Agency (TEA) and may not be reproduced without the express written permission of TEA, except under the following conditions:. Recognising Faces. Factors Affecting . Identification. Cognitive Interview. Detecting Lies. Interrogation. Techniques. False Confessions. Top-down. Typology (FBI). Bottom-up. Approach (Canter). Case Study. Officer Role in Discipline, Enforcement, Community Education, and Mentoring. Instructor. Terminal Objective. Upon completion of this module, the participant will be able to describe an . Campus Law Enforcement . 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 . Quick Reference Guide. Mutual Aid Defined. Authorities. Mutual Aid Process. Mutual Aid Considerations. Mutual aid is the voluntary sharing of personnel and resources when an agency can not deploy, sufficiently, . For the AGA Winter Seminar 2013. Presented by Detective Heather Baltz. Interview vs. Interrogation. Interviews and interrogations both have a similar . goal of gathering information . from people by talking and interacting with them.. Learning Objective 1. List the four basic responsibilities of the police.. Andrew Burton/Getty Images. The Responsibilities of the Police. The basic responsibilities of the police include:. Enforcing laws. Background In 2001,forests contributed 3.2 % of GDP (based BackgroundDoFI newly established in December 2007, after revision of the Lao PDR Forestry Law. GoL LELI is focused on developing leadership competencies for law enforcement from entry-level officers through senior executives These competencies will identify the core knowledge necessary to prepare o