文档介绍：Interviewing and Interrogation for Law Enforcement, Second Edition
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Hess, John E., 1941-
Interviewing and interrogation for law enforcement / John E. Hess. — 2nd ed.
p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 978-1-4224-6325-3
1. Interviewing in law enforcement—United States. 2. Police questioning—United States.
I. Title.
2010
’4—dc22 2010006843
Cover design by Tin Box Studio, Inc. EDITOR Elisabeth Roszmann Ebben
ACQUISITIONS EDITOR MichaelC. Braswell
DEDICATION
To my wife, Jean, for her faith and patience, and with thanks to Pat, Sue,
Margo, Steve, and Ursula.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Nearly one-quarter of a century of wrestling with the problem of obtaining
information from other people, often with little or no ess, has caused me
to reach out to many sources for help. Most of what I know about the topic
I learned from these sources, but often I am unable to pinpoint exactly where,
when, or how I acquired this knowledge. However, I suspect that much of it
came from multiple sources through the years, and has melded into one eclectic
philosophy.
Although nearly 15 years as a fi eld agent contributed to my knowledge of
interviews and interrogations, much of what I learned came from other sources,
including the