Influence Model Interrogation and Dissecting the Interrogation (NCDAA CLE Part One)

Learn how to dissect an interrogation into the three significant parts and learn how to properly analyze the confession in relation to contamination and isolating the suspect's volunteered information.

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Credit General:3.0

Tag(s) Criminal

Description

Nebraska MCLE #239456. 3.0 CLE Hours. (OnDemand credit)
Iowa MCLE #387626. 3.0 CLE Hours. (OnDemand credit)

Influence Model Interrogation
Learn how to dissect an interrogation into the three significant parts -- evidence ploys, statement narrative suggestions and linking giving a suggested narrative-based statement to leniency and linking failure to give a statement other than "I didn't do it" to harsh punishment.

Dissecting the Interrogation
Learn how to properly analyze the confession in relation to contamination and isolating the suspect's volunteered information and comparing it to case evidence, the information that the suspect volunteers is simply wrong, and the confession statement is actually evidence of innocence because it doesn't fit the facts of the crime.

Dr. Richard Ofshe

Dr. Ofshe is a world-renowned expert on influence interrogation.  Professor Emeritus of Sociology at the University of California, Berkeley. He is a member of the advisory board of the False Memory Syndrome Foundation advocacy organization. In 1979 he shared in the award of the Pulitzer Prize for Meritorious Public Service given to the Point Reyes Light Newspaper. Influence in police interrogation has been his principal research interest for over 25 years.

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