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There's no limit to how long the police can interrogate you. If things start to get intense all you have to say is I want a lawyer
･ 1 Go into the situation without any intimidation regarding sex, role playing or propriety. Men seem to... ･ 2 Make notes before you go into the situation. Being prepared is of the utmost importance. You should... ･ 3 Role play with some...
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Getting the third degree Many people would find that off-putting and a good reason not to see that person again. When people are barely acquainted, there may be things they are not comfortable disclosing, at least not right away -- an addic...
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To clarify an above statement, anything said by the suspect is certainly not "hearsay". Hearsay is statements made by a third party. In law, this does not include the accused, as the accused is there to rebut the statements made. ...
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It makes the other person (the interrogated one) feel bullied, small, helpless, and desperate. It gets you to please the interrogator just to have them shut up and go away, without intelligent thought for your own future welfare.
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Prosecution means that the States Attorney presses charges. Investigation is the 'questioning` stage.
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It is a distraction technique. Intent is clearly, that if you are focussing on maintaining a false image, or trying not reveal some information, you need to concentrate. Telling them something highly emotional will knock that for 6... Just ...
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I am a manger of a small company. Recently we won a judgment against an individual. I was told we should proceed with "interrogatories to the defendant". I'm at a loss on how to go about this.
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