Criminal interrogation and confessions by Inbau, Fred Edward. ; Reid, John E., - 1967

Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins Co., 1967, 1967. Good. 2d ed. ; xiii, 224 p. illus. 24 cm. ; LC: HV8073; KF9664.Z9; Dewey: 363.25/4 ; OCLC: 376965 ; grey and black cloth ; no dustjacket ; ex-lib, stamps, labels, date due, pocket ; ontents: Preface -- Acknowledgments -- General introduction -- Criminal interrogation -- The warnings as to constitutional rights -- Privacy -- The interrogation room -- Preliminary preparation -- Attitude and conduct of the interrogator -- The "sizing-up" and classification of subjects for interrogation purposes -- The interrogation of suspects -- Tactics and techniques for the interrogation of suspect whose guilt is definite or reasonably certain -- Tactics and techniques for the interrogation of suspect whose guilt is uncertain -- General suggestions regarding the interrogation of criminal suspects -- The interrogation of witnesses and other prospective informants -- The written confession -- General suggestions regarding confessions -- The law governing confession admissibility -- Criminal interrogation : a practical necessity -- Index. ; Pre-Warren court handbook of suggested techniques and strategies for police usage in interviewing suspects, witnesses and victims. Various situations confronting the police interrogator ranging from the recalcitrant witness to the voluntary confessor to crimes he did not commit are discussed. Interesting pre-Miranda rules ; some wear, else G