How to Defend Yourself during a Police Interrogation
Publisher: Projet Évasions
Published: September 2024
Language: eng
Notes: >A book by Projet Évasions

- inside cover
Table of contents: label: Foreword to the English version
title: 9; label: Introduction
title: 11; label: Before the interrogation
title: 17; title: 1. The context surrounding an interrogation; title: 2. The criminal justice system; title: Presumption of innocence; title: Parallel construction; title: 3. The investigation; title: The case file (investigation file); title: Proof and evidence; title: The role of the interrogation in the investigation; title: Confession; label: During the interrogation
title: 35; title: 4. Preparation; title: Profiling; title: Information classification; title: Anticipating defense strategies; title: 5. General manipulation techniques; title: Provoking sympathy; title: The principle of reciprocity; title: Listening with eyes averted; title: Giving a wrong answer to learn the right one; title: Creating suspicion; title: Denigrating and disparaging; title: Exploiting beliefs and weaknesses; title: The recency effect; title: Spearfishing; title: Creating hope and disappointment; title: The door-in-the-face technique; title: Priming and sham negotiating; title: Avoidance bait; title: 6. Interrogation strategies; title: Good cop, bad cop; title: Quicksand; title: Funnel strategy and creating a sense of commitment; title: Unconscious acceptance; title: Humanizing the relationship and the life preserver tactic; title: Stockholm Syndrome; title: Emotional contagion; title: Naive cops; title: Synchronized interviews; title: Pointing out changes in behavior; title: Minimizing and maximizing; title: Blaming someone else; title: Encouraging confession; title: Flattery and mockery; title: Speculating about the investigation’s resources; title: 7. Types of questions; title: Open-ended questions; title: Closed-ended questions; title: Speculative questions; title: Test questions; title: Insinuating questions; title: Projection questions; title: Rebound questions; title: Mirroring questions; label: Around the interrogation
title: 85; title: 8. The interrogation report; title: 9. Nonverbal communication; title: 10. Interpreters; title: 11. Lawyers; title: 12. Witness hearings; title: 13. Police custody and pre-trial detention; title: My cell?; title: 14. A few words on violence; label: Defending yourself
title: 103; title: 15. The trap of lying; title: 16. Erroneous beliefs that lead to collaboration; title: I have to answer questions from the police.; title: If I don't talk, I'll look suspicious.; title: Rather than silence, it's lying that will get me out of trouble.; title: I did nothing wrong.; title: The cops will stop putting pressure on me if I say something.; title: 17. Protecting yourself through silence; title: A bit of history; title: Police counter-technique; title: The exception that confirms the rule; title: 18. Mental defense; title: Reducing sources of stress; title: Distancing yourself from the police; title: Retaining decision-making power; title: Letting go; title: 19. Imagination and the image of a hero; title: 20. Taking care of yourself and others; title: Talking circle; title: Writing letters to prisoners; title: 21. What about when things go wrong?; label: Going beyond the police, going beyond the criminal justice system
title: 135; title: 22. Transformative justice; title: 23. A long-term effort; title: The parable of the five students; label: Call for translation and dissemination
title: 144; label: Lexicon
title: 145; label: Ressources
title: 147