This class provides a comprehensive walkthrough of the interview and interrogation process, beginning with the critical first contact—a phone call to the suspect. Attendees will explore strategies for setting the tone, gathering information, and establishing rapport during the initial call, as well as techniques for transitioning seamlessly into an effective in-person interview and interrogation.
The session includes real-world examples drawn from actual cases, utilizing recorded phone calls and interview videos that the instructor has personally conducted. Through these authentic materials, participants will gain valuable insights into suspect behavior, verbal cues, and effective questioning techniques that lead to confessions.
Designed for professionals in law enforcement, child advocacy, and related fields, this class emphasizes practical, field-tested methods to improve the outcomes of suspect interviews. Whether you’re new to the process or looking to refine your skills, this session offers actionable tools to help you conduct thorough, ethical, and successful interrogations.
Learning Objectives:
Develop various strategies in the planning and implementation of an effective suspect interview.
List examples of interview themes for physical and sexual abuse investigations.
Demonstrate how the SAL technique is employed during an interview/interrogation.
