Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Who is the main interrogator?
Jake Peralta
Define police interrogation
A police interrogation is direct or indirect questioning towards the accused by police in order to elicit a statement that will help convict the suspect.
What is the Reid method?
An interrogation method.
Define Interruption.
Common device through which dominant speakers can dismiss and ignore contributions which they consider irrelevant
Does the interrogator or the suspect use interruption in this episode?
the suspect
How many components are in an interrogation?
9
What happens during behaviour analysis interview?
Interrogator asks background questions to determine personal information about the subject, then the interrogator asks “behaviour-provoking” questions intended to elicit different responses to determine the subject’s truthfulness.
What is "controlling the topic" intended to do?
This concept is intended to intimidate, fluster, and overwhelmed the suspect into revealing their truth.
What crime did the suspect commit?
murdering his partner
What are third degree interrogation methods?
Techniques that inflict physical or mental pain.
What are the three components?
Factual analysis
Behaviour analysis interview
Interrogation
What is the main theme between the terms discussed today?
They are used to gain POWER
What method finally got the suspect to confess?
creating a narrative
What is the modern interrogation method we talked about?
The Reid method
What is factual analysis?
Use observations relating to the crime and suspect (i.e. motivation to commit the crime) in order to determine how likely it is that they are guilty.
How does the interrogator enforce explicitness in the episode?
Jake is trying to get a more detailed scenario of what was discussed between the doctor and his partner
What four interrogation methods were used in this episode?
Interruption
Enforcing explicitness
Controlling the topic
Creating a narrative
An interrogation should only occur when....
the interrogation should “only occur when the investigator is reasonably certain of the suspect's involvement in the issue under investigation.”
What are the first four components of an interrogation?
Positive confrontation
Theme development
Handling denials
Overcoming objections
How does creating a narrative work?
The interrogator creates a narrative for the suspect as to how they committed the crime and their reasoning for it, the suspect may deny and explain their own reasoning or agree with the interrogator.