What is the first step in strategies for interview and interrogation?

• Establish rapport by asking questions unrelated to the case

• Know what information you have and what information you need to obtain from the suspect

• Keep the subject talking and allow him or her to tell his or her own story

• Direct questions toward establishing the facts of the incident

How can you establish rapport during an interview or interrogation?

• By asking questions related to the case

• By keeping the subject silent

• By asking questions unrelated to the case

• By directing questions toward the facts of the incident

What type of questions should be avoided to prevent influencing a suspect's answers?

• Leading or suggestive questions

• Clarifying questions

• Neutral questions

• Follow-up questions

What might happen if you can tell the suspect how the crime was committed?

• The suspect will confess immediately

• The suspect will tell you the reason it was committed

• The suspect will become defensive

• The suspect will ask for a lawyer

What should an interrogator avoid during an interrogation?

• Providing unproven facts

• Asking open-ended questions

• Building rapport with the suspect

• Listening actively

What is the main risk mentioned in the document regarding interrogation techniques?

• Losing credibility with the suspect

• Failing to solve the case

• Being too lenient with the suspect

• Using excessive force

Interviews help investigators identify which types of behaviors?

• Only verbal behaviors

• Only nonverbal behaviors

• Both verbal and nonverbal behaviors

• Neither verbal nor nonverbal behaviors

What is the role of interviews in determining the need for an interrogation?

• They are not used for this purpose

• They help decide if an interrogation is necessary

• They replace the need for an interrogation

• They finalize the interrogation process

What type of information do interviews aim to uncover about suspects?

• Only their criminal record

• Their fears, concerns, and attitudes

• Their financial status

• Their family background

What is the final step in handling a written statement during an interrogation?

• Record information from the person involved

• Make notes during the interview

• Enter the statement as evidence

• Write or type the statement in the suspect’s own words