Security Interviews and Interrogation
THE WHAT's AND THE HOW's
Security Interviews and Security Investigations
The Difference
Offhand, interrogations are conducted with criminal suspects, while interviews are held with witnesses to crimes and with job applicants (Stephens, 2014). All kinds of questions can be asked when interrogating suspects. But certain questions are not allowed when interviewing job applicants. These questions include age, the applicant's children and number of marriages, disability, race or ethnicity, marital status, political beliefs and party, faith or religion and sexual orientation or preference (Stephens).
Interviews and interrogations are also conducted differently. Female witnesses differ in perception from male witnesses (Stephens, 2014). Women tend to focus on the suspect's eyes to sense his or her motive, while men tend to take note more of the build and arm length. Many experts say that children are the best witnesses in general. Their recall of incidents should, therefore, be protected. Interviewing them should be left to expert investigators. Very young children should be allowed to freely speak rather than asked specific or leading questions. But in the overall, investigators should cultivate rapport with the witnesses. Among the techniques in establishing rapport with witnesses are mirroring or matching, reading their body language and the Reid Technique (Stephens).
Legal Issues
These mainly surround the use of trickery and deceit (Reid, 2014). Interrogators depend very much on the value of implication and innuendos when eliciting responses from suspects. It is admitted that almost every interrogation has at least an implied or veiled deceit. The investigator often tells the suspect that he has no doubt that he committed the crime and wants to find out why he did it. This is often not the true purpose of the interrogation...
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