Description
Create a 10- to 12-slide presentation, (not including title and reference slide) in which you include the following:
- Effective interview and questioning techniques that criminal justice personnel should use for gaining information from victims, witnesses, and professionals in a variety of criminal justice settings, as discussed in your collaborative group
- The steps criminal justice personnel must take to prepare for an interview in emergency and non-emergency situations
- Several different types of nonverbal communication--including body language, facial expressions, and voice--that an interviewee might display, and explain what each type of nonverbal communication might mean
- The three most observed most observed non-verbal cues displayed by a person being interviewed, and how they are interpreted by the respective interviewer
- A minimum of three interview preparation methods you would utilize to interview a victim, a witness, and a suspect
Format your presentation in accordance with APA guidelines. (This pertains to your title and reference slide.)

Explanation & Answer

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Communication and interviewing
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Introduction
In order to get the right information, Criminal Justice Personnel
should consider various factors
Effective interview and questioning techniques
Proper steps for preparation for the interviews in emergency and
non-emergency situations
Ability to identify different nonverbal communication
Most observed non-verbal cues
Interview preparation methods for victims, witnesses and
suspects.
Effective Interview and Questioning
Techniques for Criminal Justice
Non-Accusatory interviews
Cognitive Interviewing
Reconstructing the circumstances of the event
Instructing witness to report everything
Recalling the events on a different manner
Changing the perspective (Cleary and Warner, 2016)
Witness Interviews
Should be non-accusatory
Should not be treated as suspect until adequate information is
obtained
Open-ended questions
Follow up questions to elicit more detail (Cleary and Warner, 2016)
Effective Interview and Questioning
Techniques for Criminal Justice
Victim Interviews
Health and personal safety must be a concern
Identify intense emotions and reactions
Use proper communication skills
Provide description
Use of follow-up questions
(Cleary and Warner, 2016)
Accusatory Interviews (Interrogations)
Who they are and what they do (personnel)
Different types of Crime
How they (criminal jus...
