Interviewing and Interrogation
The three essential elements of effective interviewing are the what, the requisite skills, and this third element.
What is the process?
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This identification system, developed by French criminologist Alphonse Bertillon, relied on eleven physical measurements to distinguish individuals.
What is Bertillonage?
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A person commits assault if the person intentionally or knowingly threatens another with this type of bodily injury.
What is imminent bodily injury?
22.01(a)(2)
Officers are strictly prohibited from using this type of restraint in any manner or form.
What is a hogtie?
GO 314.05(E)
An affidavit made before a magistrate or district or county attorney that charges the commission of an offense is called this.
What is a complaint?
Article 15.04
This type of knowledge is also called inarticulable or performance knowledge and operates without conscious awareness.
What is implicit knowledge?
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This type of evidence tends to exclude or eliminate a person from consideration as the perpetrator of a crime.
What is exculpatory evidence?
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An individual convicted of a first-degree felony faces imprisonment for life or a term within this range of years.
What is 5 to 99 years?
12.32
Although formal employee performance evaluations are conducted annually, an informal check-in evaluation occurs during this month each year.
What is April?
GO 403.01(B)
A person is considered arrested when the person has been actually placed under restraint or has been taken into this.
What is custody?
Article 15.22
This questioning sequence begins with specific details and moves toward generalizations.
What is the induction sequence?
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This investigative technique uses genetic similarities in DNA databases to identify potential relatives of an unknown offende
What is familial DNA searching?
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The four culpable mental states are classified from highest to lowest in this order.
What are intentional, knowing, reckless, and criminal negligence?
6.02(d)
When an employee loses an assigned body-worn camera, the supervisor shall ensure the employee completes this document on the date of the loss or as soon as possible in cases involving injury.
What is an Equipment Replacement Request?
GO 506.03(B)(4)
An arrested person must be taken before a magistrate without unnecessary delay, but no later than this number of hours after arrest.
What is 48 hours?
Article 15.17(a)
The Latin word motus, from which the word motive originates, has this meaning.
What is moved?
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Detectives trained in the cognitive interviewing approach obtained this percentage more information from witnesses compared to detectives using standard police interviewing methods.
What is 47 percent?
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Under the general failure-to-identify provision, a person who has been lawfully arrested commits an offense by intentionally refusing to provide these three pieces of information when requested by a peace officer.
What are name, residence address, and date of birth?
38.02(a)
Following approval of an involuntary transfer, an officer is temporarily assigned to the Patrol Bureau for this number of days and has the same amount of time from removal to select a new permanent assignment.
What is 30 days?
GO 401.05(A)(4–5)
Following an arrest involving family violence, a magistrate is required to issue an emergency protective order when the offense also involves either of these two circumstances.
What are serious bodily injury to the victim OR the use or exhibition of a deadly weapon during an assault?
Article 17.292(b)
In the compliance-gaining interview, this type of norm consists of people important to the interviewee and the interviewee's perception of their opinions about the interviewee's actions.
What is the subjective norm?
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These four exceptions to the exclusionary rule may allow evidence to be admitted despite an unlawful search or seizure.
What are the good faith exception, inevitable discovery exception, purged taint exception, and independent source exception?
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Assuming the other statutory requirements are met, deadly force may be justified to prevent the imminent commission of these six offenses.
What are aggravated kidnapping, murder, sexual assault, aggravated sexual assault, robbery, and aggravated robbery?
9.32(a)(2)(B)
An employee has been promoted or transferred and has worked under their current supervisor for two months or less. According to the General Orders, this individual is responsible for completing the employee's performance evaluation.
Who is the preceding supervisor?
GO 403.01(D)
These four substantial requisites must be included for a complaint to be sufficient, regardless of its form.
What are:
The accused's name or a reasonably definite description if unknown.
An allegation that the accused committed an offense, or the affiant's stated good reason to believe an offense was committed by the accused.
The time and place of the offense, as definitely as the affiant can state.
The affiant's signature or mark.
Article 15.05