Typically, the Primary Difference Between Interviewing and Interrogating a Subject

question 28

Multiple Choice

Typically, the primary difference between interviewing and interrogating a subject is:

• A) Miranda rights are read prior to interrogating.
• B) Miranda rights are read prior to interviewing.
• C) Interviewing always occurs with a lawyer present.
• D) Interrogating always takes place at a police station.

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Definitions:

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