Raul Harrington's confession was ruled inadmissible by a court of law because he had been deprived of food and water for many hours before confessing. Which of the following methods best describes his treatment?
A) Constraint
B) Arraignment
C) Duress
D) Coerced internalization
(Question #2) Which of the following is a goal of an investigative interview?
A) To obtain an admission of guilt from the suspect
B) To obtain information through a formal and nonaccusatory conversation
C) To obtain information through the imposition of restrictions on physical behavior
D) To obtain information through a rather informal and accusatory conversation
(Question #3) Which of the following is incorrect regarding the
Miranda warning?
A) It applies only when testimonial evidence is being sought.
B) It provides the suspect the right to remain silent during an interrogation.
C) It allows the suspect to have his/her lawyer present during an interrogation.
D) It applies to both custodial interrogations and to circumstances in which the suspect is free to leave.
(Question #4) Officer Peters is about to interview a victim and must prepare several questions. Which of the following types of questions should he rely on most to force the interviewee to relate to the statement?
A) Leading questions
B) Hypothetical questions
C) Closed-ended questions
D) Open-ended questions
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