Investigative Interviewing Witness Guide

AR 15-6 Investigating Officer's Guide - United States Army

AR 15-6 does not require that witness statements be sworn for informal investigations; however, if the appointing authority requires this, all witness statements must be sworn. 3. Obtaining assistance. The servicing Judge Advocate office can provide assistance to an investigating officer at the beginning of and at any time during the investigation.

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Certified Investigator’s Manual

credible witness. Characteristics of a good CI include: High ethical standards Excellent critical thinking and problem‐solving skills Ability to think ahead and plan Excellent communication skills Versatile interviewing techniques Curiosity

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4.1* Nature of Fire Investigations. - NFPA

investigations of the incident, the interviewing of witnesses or other knowledgeable persons, and the results of scientific testing. 4.3.3 Collect Data. Facts about the fire incident are now collected by observation, experiment, or other direct data gathering means. The data collected is …

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ARSON PROSECUTION - Office of Justice Programs

This guide, found in Appendix A, suggests specific readings for prosecutors desiring additional information on the topics discussed in this document. Full citations to materials cited in the text and in the guide to sources by topic may be found in the references at the end of the report.

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Internal affairs policy & procedures

1.0.1 The purpose of Internal Affairs Policy & Procedures is to assist the State’s law enforcement agencies with investigating and resolving complaints of police misconduct that originate with members of the public or are generated by the supervisors, officers , or employees of a