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Sage Publications, Sage Publications, Inc
Language
English
Pages
205

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Subjects
Case studies, Police questioning, Confession (Law), Right to counsel, Case tudies, Linguistics, Confession, Questioning, Confession (law)
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United States
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Table of Contents

The confession event
Language of the police interrogation
Interrogating versus interviewing
Case study of the interrogations of Steve Allen
Was Chris Jerue lying?
Did Donald Goltz believe what he confessed?
Some problems with police interrogation
Language and constitutional rights
Miranda rights in the DWI arrest
Were the rights of Jesse Moffet abused?
Were the rights of Charles Lorraine violated?
Language of truthfulness and deception
Was Robert Alben lying?
Was Jessie Moffett lying?
Language of written confessions
Michael Carter's written statement
The written statement as a clue to deception
Language of the implicational confession
Surrogate confession of DeWayne Hill
Language of the interrogator as therapist
Persuasion of Beverly Monroe
Inferred confession
Case study of Shiv Panini
Uunvalidated confession
Why did Kevin Rogers confess?
An effective interrogation and a valid confession
Case study of Pamela Gardner
Some basic principles of interrogation, confession and deceptive language
Be conversational
Ask clear and explicit questions
Do not mix interview types
Look for inconsistencies before trying to detect deception
Tape record all contacts.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 195-197) and index.

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Thousand Oaks
Series
Empirical linguistics series

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Dewey Decimal Class
363.25/4/0973
Library of Congress
HV8073 .S437 1998, HV8073.S437 1998

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viii, 205 p. ;
Number of pages
205

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OL686819M
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0761913467, 0761913459
LCCN
97033752
OCLC/WorldCat
37443109
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5108603
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1005556

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