Final Exam - Criminal Justice II

Front

What is the main difference between an interview and an interrogation?

Back

Interviews are non-accusatory, while interrogations are accusatory.

Front

Which of the following is NOT a main purpose of an interview or interrogation? Obtain a confession from the guilty, Establish facts about the case, Identify the guilty party

Back

Determine the sentence for the suspect

Front

What percentage of an investigator's job typically involves field interviews?

Back

90%

Front

In the context of communication dynamics during an interview, what percentage is attributed to body language?

Back

40%

Front

What is a "kinesic interview technique" focused on?

Back

nonverbal behavior and body language

Front

In the context of eye movement during an interview, looking up and to the left typically indicates:

Back

Truthful recall of visual memories

Front

What is the "Good Guy / Bad Guy" approach also known as in the UK?

Back

Mutt & Jeff

Front

According to the Miranda rights, when must a suspect be informed of their rights?

Back

Prior to custodial interrogation.

Front

Which of the following is NOT protected by the 5th Amendment right against self-incrimination? Verbal confession, DNA samples, Written confession, Incriminating statements

Back

DNA samples

Front

If a suspect invokes their Miranda right to have an attorney present, what must happen before a subsequent interrogation?

Back

The interrogation can only resume if the suspect initiates it.