When a Suspect Is Provided Unique,nonpublic Facts About the Crime

question 17

Multiple Choice

When a suspect is provided unique,nonpublic facts about the crime at hand (often referred to as "guilty knowledge") during the course of police procedures,and the police insist that the information originated with the suspect,what is this called?

• A) misleading specialized knowledge
• B) tunnel vision
• C) confirmation bias
• D) progressive constriction of relevant evidence

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