Investigative Interviewing using Behavioral & Statement Analysis Jul 31
INVESTIGATIVE INTERVIEWING USING BEHAVIORAL AND STATEMENT ANALYSIS
Since 1998, Law-Tech has been the first, and still the only firm teaching both Forensic Behavioral Analysis and Forensic Statement Analysis (not handwriting analysis) in one class. Used simultaneously for investigative interviews, new and seasoned investigators will enhance their ability to elicit truthful information, decrease investigative time, and obtain voluntary-court accepted confessions. Forensic Statement Analysis (FSA) is a state-of-the-art tool used to analyze written and oral statements taken from a person of interest. FSA systematically analyzes the use and omission of specific words, phrases, content, grammar, and other identifiers to highlight sensitive topic areas as these clues are given unknowingly by the interviewee and only visible to the trained interviewer. In advanced applications, statements can also be converted into numbers, and subjected to a mathematical formula to determine if it supports that of a truthful statement. This session introduces the student to Forensic Behavioral Analysis (FBA) and Forensic Statement Analysis while offering additional tools that can be employed immediately.
Student Testimonials
“… a must attend course for any officer or investigator” -Maine State Police
“…the best class that I have attended” -U.S. Department of Justice
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Mandatory 100% attendance required to receive a certificate upon completion
No Prerequisites
Key concepts covered in this session include:
- Developing a Foundation for FBA and FSA
- How to build quality rapport with interviewees
- Identifying Evasive Verbal Responses (16)
- Normal Behavioral Baseline Pattern
- Using the Ultimate Power Question
- Open v. Closed Ended Questions
- Recognizing the One True Lie
- Decision Making Process
- 3 Elements of a Crime
- Verbal Lie Detector
- The 3 Strike Rule
- Cluster Rule
- R.P.M. and more!
