THE TAPE-RECORDING OF POLICE INTERVIEWS WITH SUSPECTS: A SECOND
01 January 1991
THE TAPE-RECORDING OF POLICE INTERVIEWS WITH SUSPECTS: A SECOND
INTERIM REPORT
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BOOKS/PAMPHLETS , User Ref = P63423 , Acc Date = 27-Oct-89
C F Willis, J Macleod, P Naish, Home Office Research and Planning
Unit HMSO, 1988 96pp, tables (Home Office Research Study 97) RP
63423A
Gives the results of the research and monitoring of the Home
Office field trials of the tape recording of interviews with
suspects at police stations. Provides details of the effects of
the new procedures on police practice (such as length of
interviews, time taken to prepare notes and statements, the
gathering of criminal intelligence) as well as the impact of
taped recorded interview evidence on court business. Also,
includes information about the use made by prosecution and
defence of taped interview evidence.
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