Reid Technique As Major Causes Of False Confessions
Purpose of the Study
The rationale of this study is to provide a critical awareness and transparent discourse to determine whether the phenomenon of false confession specific-factor: confusion in the outcome of the Reid technique differs across youth suspects; and, to what extent youth suspects without physical evidence wrongfully interrogated and convicted. The purpose of this thesis is to examine detailed the Reid Technique and to explore factors that influence the inability and deficiency of interviewing and convictions. I propose to review the available literature and youth offender cases. In this review, I will achieve the following three objectives:
a. Explain the criteria of the Reid Technique as major causes of false confessions / convictions.
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Confirm the rate at which interrogation youth suspects without psychical evidence provide errors convictions within law enforcement.
c. Determine whether the proposed theory, EOC, merit to consider as a suitable strategy for a decision-making/regulation efficacy.
Research Questions:
1. How should the Reid technique be redefined in the context of causing confusions and false confessions?
2. What evaluative criteria should be used in judging the liability of investigator officers and deal with wrongful convictions?
3. What are the significant elements in the theory of “Epistemology of Confess that can identify innocent youth offenders as similarly reported from DNA
The rationale of this study is to provide a critical awareness and transparent discourse to determine whether the phenomenon of false confession specific-factor: confusion in the outcome of the Reid technique differs across youth suspects; and, to what extent youth suspects without physical evidence wrongfully interrogated and convicted. The purpose of this thesis is to examine detailed the Reid Technique and to explore factors that influence the inability and deficiency of interviewing and convictions. I propose to review the available literature and youth offender cases. In this review, I will achieve the following three objectives:
a. Explain the criteria of the Reid Technique as major causes of false confessions / convictions.
b. …show more content…
Confirm the rate at which interrogation youth suspects without psychical evidence provide errors convictions within law enforcement.
c. Determine whether the proposed theory, EOC, merit to consider as a suitable strategy for a decision-making/regulation efficacy.
Research Questions:
1. How should the Reid technique be redefined in the context of causing confusions and false confessions?
2. What evaluative criteria should be used in judging the liability of investigator officers and deal with wrongful convictions?
3. What are the significant elements in the theory of “Epistemology of Confess that can identify innocent youth offenders as similarly reported from DNA