Police can or cannot?
Investigators can site real or fabricated evidence implicating the suspect and can imply threats of severe punishments.
What are evidence ploys?
Accused the suspect then challenge and cut off any denials.
What is the Certanity of guilt?
This Consitutional right allows you to remain silent.
What is the Fifth Amendment?
The goal of a ___ is to yield information about the crime directly from the suspect.
What is an interrogation?
Police are legally required to tell suspects the complete truth during an interrogation.
What is false?
Police can falsely tell a suspect that a witness identified them.
What is legal deception?
During an interrogation, the suspect is deprived of emotional support.
What is social isolation?
A suspect may ask for this person before answering questions.
Who is an attorney?
Investigators will often attempt to detect any ___ on the part of the suspect in the pre-interrogation interview.
What is deception?
Police use deception to gather more information about the crime and to see if the suspects story is accurate.
What is True?
Fabricate evidence to get a confession.
What is something police cannot legally do?
The goal is to persuade the suspect into believing that it is their best interest to confess which involves isolation, positive confrontation, maximization and minimization.
What is psychological coercion?
The advisement of rights due criminal suspects by the police before questioning.
What are the Miranda rights?
A piece of equip that measures physiological responses, with the belief of specific patterns of physiological reactions to actions are indicators of deception.
What is a polygraph?
The U.S are allowed to lie to the suspect by assembling phony lineup and tell suspects an eyewitness identified him, have an informant promise to the suspect in prisons from other inmates in exchange for a confession.
What is true
Use violence or inflict harm on the suspect for a confession.
What is something police cannot legally do?
The most popular modern technique that provided detailed advice on how to set up the room, what questions to ask, and how to behave.
What is the Reid technique?
This cannot legally be used a prove that someone is guilty, because it is your right.
What is the right to remain silent?
Since 1961, confessions are rule ____ if elicited using: physical forces, prolonged isolation, explicit threats, etc.
False confessions are prompted by lying, intimidation, deception, and abuse.
What is true?