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Genius is 1% Inspiration and 99% Perspiration or is It?: An Investigation of the Impact of Motivation and Feedback on Deception Detection

NCJ Number

220380

Journal

Legal and Criminological Psychology

Date Published

September 2007

Training Technology: Virtual Interrogation Software "Fine Tunes" On or Off Duty

NCJ Number

220051

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

August 2007

Comparative View of the Law of Interrogation

NCJ Number

218092

Journal

International Criminal Justice Review

Date Published

March 2007

"Improving the Fighting Position": A Practitioner's Guide to Operational Law Support to the Interrogation Process

NCJ Number

215330

Journal

Polygraph

Date Published

2006

Investigative Interviewing and the Detection of Deception (From Investigative Interviewing: Rights, Research, Regulation, P 229-255, 2006, Tom Williamson, ed. -- See NCJ-214231)

NCJ Number

214243

Date Published

2006

Critical Appraisal of Modern Police Interrogations (From Investigative Interviewing: Rights, Research, Regulation, P 207-228, 2006, Tom Williamson, ed. -- See NCJ-214231)

NCJ Number

214242

Date Published

2006

Reid Technique of Interviewing and Interrogation (From Investigative Interviewing: Rights, Research, Regulation, P 190-206, 2006, Tom Williamson, ed. -- See NCJ-214231)

NCJ Number

214241

Date Published

2006

Will It All End in Tiers?: Police Interviews With Suspects in Britain (From Investigative Interviewing: Rights, Research, Regulation, P 167-189, 2006, Tom Williamson, ed. -- See NCJ-214231)

NCJ Number

214240

Date Published

2006

Towards Greater Professionalism: Minimizing Miscarriages of Justice (From Investigative Interviewing: Rights, Research, Regulation, P 147-166, 2006, Tom Williamson, ed. -- See NCJ-214231)

NCJ Number

214239

Date Published

2006

Psychology of Interrogations and Confessions (From Investigative Interviewing: Rights, Research, Regulation, P 123-146, 2006, Tom Williamson, ed. -- See NCJ-214231)

NCJ Number

214238

Date Published

2006

Investigative Interviewing: Rights, Research, Regulation

NCJ Number

214231

Date Published

2006

What Do We Know About Interrogation in the United States?

NCJ Number

212747

Journal

Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology

Date Published

2005

Recording Custodial Interrogations

NCJ Number

209535

Journal

Law and Order

Date Published

March 2005

For the Record: Taping Felony Custodial Interrogations Benefits Law Enforcement

NCJ Number

207831

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

October 2004

Interrogation: Achieving Confessions Using Permissible Persuasion

NCJ Number

206653

Date Published

2004

Behavioral Confirmation in the Interrogation Room: On the Dangers of Presuming Guilt

NCJ Number

204459

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

April 2003

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"He's Guilty!": Investigator Bias in Judgements of Truth and Deception

NCJ Number

204460

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

October 2002

Publication Link

PDF

Four-Domain Model for Detecting Deception: An Alternative Paradigm for Interviewing

NCJ Number

200901

Journal

FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin

Date Published

June 2003

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Criminal Interrogation and Confessions, Fourth Edition

NCJ Number

200634

Date Published

2001

Hypothesis Interviewing: Building Rapport to Maximize Communication

NCJ Number

196790

Journal

The Journal

Date Published

2002

Police Detectives' Aims Regarding Their Interviews with Suspects: Any Change at the Turn of the Millennium?

NCJ Number

196303

Journal

International Journal of Police Science and Management

Date Published

2002

Miranda and Investigating Jail Crimes: An Ethical Dilemma?

NCJ Number

195916

Journal

Sheriff

Date Published

2002

Interrogation: Some Keys to Success

NCJ Number

192498

Journal

Trooper

Date Published

2001

Detecting Deception

NCJ Number

189608

Journal

FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin

Date Published

July 2001

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Deception Detection Based on Repeated Interrogations

NCJ Number

187991

Journal

Legal and Criminological Psychology

Date Published

February 2001