The Objective of Interrogatory Interviews Is to Obtain Formal Evidence

question 23

Multiple Choice

The objective of interrogatory interviews is to obtain formal evidence in a written format. The following are guidelines for effective interrogatory interviews:

• A) Keep documents of vital significance in a transparent document cover so the suspect cannot mutilate them; never leave a suspect alone in a room with important documents.
• B) Enlarge and pin to the walls any pieces of particularly incriminating evidence (e.g., forged documents, altered accounts).
• C) None of the above.
• D) All of the above.

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Definitions:

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