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Report on tape recording of police interviews

01 January 1991

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Report on tape recording of police interviews
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Police

According to a Home Office research study, published yesterday,
`The Tape Recording of Police Interviews with Suspects: an
Interim Report', by Carole F Willis, the use of tape recording
does not inhibit suspects from giving information or making
confessions.

Times 84/12/14 p4

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