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For this assignment, you will write a report about the best strategies for having a suspect write a written statement after an interview or interrogation has been completed.
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Tasks:
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Use your readings, the Argosy University online library resources, and other scholarly resources to gather a list of strategies.
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Create a 2- to 3-page report addressing the following:
- Analyze the final statement format described in the chapter Recordings, Videos, and Statements of your textbook.
- Based on your research, discuss whether this format is applicable to most interview or interrogation situations where a written statement would be needed from a potential suspect.
- Provide any additional items that you feel are missing from the textbook example.
- Describe an example of potential pitfalls that interrogators face when attempting to have suspects makes a statement.
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