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    Police interrogation practice in Slovenia
    (Routledge, 2015-12-23) Areh, I; Walsh, D.; Bull, Ray
    Interrogation techniques are well explored, but in Slovenia it has remained unknown what interrogation techniques are used and what the basic characteristics of suspect interrogations are. The Slovenian interrogation manual proposes some coercive interrogation techniques and neglects their weaknesses. The aim of the current study was to examine Slovenian police officers’ beliefs as to the basic characteristics of their interrogations and whether techniques proposed by the manual are used in practice to begin to provide some insight into what actually happens in such interrogations. A survey instrument was used to obtain self-report data from a sample of criminal investigators. From 86 completed questionnaires it was found that a typical interrogation of a suspect lasts around 90 minutes and is not recorded. Interviewers typically use three interrogation techniques namely (i) conducting interrogations in isolation; (ii) identifying contradictions in the suspect's story; and (iii) confronting the suspect with evidence. Findings suggest that some coercive interrogation techniques are used in practice (e.g. offering moral justifications, alluding to have evidence of guilt, good cop/bad cop routine, and minimization). The study is the first insight into the practices of Slovenian investigators when questioning suspects. Differences among general, white-collar and organized crime investigators are also discussed.
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    Police Questioning: From ‘Common Sense’ to Ethics, Science, and Global Principles
    (Routledge, 2024-08-09) Areh, I; Walsh, D.; Bull, R.
    This preface undertakes an introduction to the book's themes, its origins and its purpose. Itp rovides a rationale for its purpose as well as providing coverage of scientific developments and recent changes most notiably that of the UN declaration of the Mendez Principles in 2021, while duiscussiing states' reposes to that decalration that provides further evidence of the need for the Handbook. This preface also detials the structure of the Handbook and signposts various initatives that will provide opportunties to underpin implementation of the Principles.
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