10 Interview Suspects Mar2016, POLICJA, PDFs
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//-->FOR RESTRICTED AOsDIPLOMA IN POLICING ASSESSMENT UNITS – BankedTitle:Level:Credit Value:GLH:D/507/3718 Interview suspects in relation to priority and volume investigations4620Assessment CriteriaThe learner can:1.1Learning OutcomesThe learner will:1. understand the principlesof interviewing suspectsIndicative Contentsummarise thelegislation, nationalguidelines, codes ofpractice andorganisationalrequirements in relationto conducting interviewswith suspectsNPCEthics and ValuesoEquality, diversity and humanrightsohealth, safety, security andwelfareCrime and InvestigationoInterviewing Suspectsorules of evidence and disclosureoPEACE Interview Modelorecognising when a person isunfit for intervieworecognising when individualsmay be vulnerableoconducting interviews withthose who may be vulnerableorecognising when victims andwitnesses may be intimidatedoequality, diversity and humanrightsohealth, safety, security andwelfareointerviewing in an ethical andeffective mannerorules of evidence and disclosureLegislationPolice and Criminal Evidence ActPACE 19841.2summarise thecomponents of aninterview strategyNPCoCrime and InvestigationInterviewing SuspectsPEACE Interview ModelAchieving Best Evidence(ABE)1.3summarise resourceswhich can assist inFOR RESTRICTED AOsPage 1 of 7NPCFOR RESTRICTED AOsDIPLOMA IN POLICING ASSESSMENT UNITS – Bankeddeveloping interviewstrategiesoCrime and InvestigationInterviewing SuspectsPolice InterviewsPEACE Interview ModelAchieving Best Evidence(ABE)1.4explain the role of‘relevant others’ wheninterviewing suspectsRelevant others e.g.:prosecutorslegal representativesappropriate adultshealth care professionalscustody officerofficers required for legalauthoritiescolleaguesinterpreters1.5critically compareapproved suspectinterview techniquesexplain the pointsnecessary to proveoffences duringinterviewsNPCoCrime and InvestigationInterviewing Suspects1.6NPCooCrime and InvestigationInterviewing SuspectsInterviewing Victims andWitnesses1.7explain the importanceof timing, location andenvironmentalconditions whenconducting interviewsNPCooCrime and InvestigationInterviewing SuspectsInterviewing Victims andWitnessesConditions e.g.:1.8urgent interviewsinterviews at the scenein police premiseshealthcare facilitysummarisecontingencies thatmight arise duringinterviews and how todeal with themNPCCrime and InvestigationInterviewing SuspectsInterviewing Victims andWitnessesFOR RESTRICTED AOsPage 2 of 7FOR RESTRICTED AOsDIPLOMA IN POLICING ASSESSMENT UNITS – BankedContingencies e.g.:1.9legalmedicalwelfareabusive or aggressive behaviourtechnical faultscomplaintsenvironmental conditionsexplain the reasons forthe interviewer assumingresponsibility forsuspectsjustify the importance ofconducting interviews ina manner which is bothethical and effectiveNPCoNPCoCrime and InvestigationInterviewing SuspectsEthics and ValuesCrime and InvestigationInterviewing Suspects1.102. be able to prepare forinterviews with suspects2.1decide upon interviewstrategy to be usedNPCooooCrime and InvestigationInterviewing SuspectsInterviewing Victims andWitnessesPEACE Interview ModelAchieving Best Evidence(ABE)2.2prepare written plansfor interviews taking intoaccount the legal natureof the incidents to beinvestigatedreview material inrelation to incidents inquestionNPCoCrime and InvestigationInterviewing Suspects2.3NPCoCrime and InvestigationInterviewing SuspectsMaterial e.g.:Information and intelligenceObjectswritten documentationaudio recordingpassive data generatorsvisual imagesFOR RESTRICTED AOsPage 3 of 7FOR RESTRICTED AOsDIPLOMA IN POLICING ASSESSMENT UNITS – Banked2.4evidenceprepare resources foruse during interviews,including:audio/video recordingequipmentdocumentationexhibitsNPCoCrime and InvestigationInterviewing Suspects2.5prepare for pre-interviewbriefings with legalrepresentativesNPCoCrime and InvestigationInterviewing Suspects2.6confirm that individualsare fit for interview bymaking a basicassessment of:physical conditionmental conditionemotional conditionNPCoCrime and InvestigationInterviewing SuspectsFactors e.g.:intoxication by drink or drugsbehaviouragephysical disorder or disabilitylearning disabilitymental health3. be able to conduct aninterview with a suspect3.1deliver pre-interviewbriefings to legalrepresentativesNPCoCrime and InvestigationInterviewing Suspects3.2assume responsibilityfor suspects andrelevant others ensuringtheir safety, securityand welfareNPCoCrime and InvestigationInterviewing SuspectsOthers e.g.:legal representativesappropriate adultshealthcare professionalsinterpreterscolleagues3.3explain the interviewprocess to all thosepresentNPCoCrime and InvestigationInterviewing SuspectsFOR RESTRICTED AOsPage 4 of 7FOR RESTRICTED AOsDIPLOMA IN POLICING ASSESSMENT UNITS – Banked3.4confirm that all thosepresent understand theinterview processuse the requiredcautions, evidential orspecial warnings,checking suspects’understandingemploy approvedinterview techniquesNPCoCrime and InvestigationInterviewing Suspects3.5NPCoCrime and InvestigationInterviewing Suspects3.6NPCoCrime and InvestigationInterviewing SuspectsEthics and Values3.7make use of exhibits inline with approvedinterview techniquesNPCoCrime and InvestigationInterviewing SuspectsEthics and Values3.8address anycontingencies thatarise, in line with theneeds of suspects andthe interview processContingencies e.g.:legalmedicalwelfareabusive or aggressive behaviourtechnical faultscomplaintsenvironmental conditions3.9complete all relevantdocumentation,obtaining anynecessaryendorsementsNPCoCrime and InvestigationInterviewing Suspects3.10conclude interviews byinforming all thosepresent of the nextstepsNPCoCrime and InvestigationInterviewing SuspectsDocumentation e.g.:FOR RESTRICTED AOsPage 5 of 7interview notespocket notebookcriminal justice statementsexhibit forms
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