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The Role of the Second Interviewer
In this video, I break down a commonly misunderstood aspect of investigative interviewing: the role of the second interviewer. While it may be tempting for both interviewers to engage directly with the subject, doing so often disrupts the flow of communication and weakens rapport.
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Whether you work in law enforcement, education, or private sector investigations, this video offers clear, actionable insight on how to improve your team interviews by taking a smarter, more strategic approach.
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You don’t need a script, you need a strategy. ASC Joe.
I'm excited to share that my latest article, "Beyond Words: Advanced Interview Skills for Law Enforcement," has been published.
I am incredibly thankful to the International Association of Directors of Law Enforcement (IADLEST) for publishing my article in the March issue of their Standards & Training Director Magazine. Click the image to read the full article.
Mastering Open-Ended Questions with TED: A Science-Based Approach to Investigative Interviews
In this video, we explore the power of open-ended questions through the TED method—Tell, Explain, and Describe. These questions are essential tools for conducting science-based investigative interviews, allowing officers to gather more accurate information while eliminating the uncomfortable pauses and "Umms" that often occur when unsure of the next question. By integrating TED into your interviews, you'll enhance communication, build better rapport, and ultimately achieve more reliable results. Watch the video to learn how TED can transform your interviewing technique.
I'm excited to share that my latest article, "The balance of truth: Should we still be using polygraph exams in law enforcement pre-employment screening?" has been published.
I am extremely thankful to Law Enforcement Today for providing me with the opportunity to share my insights. Click the image to read the full article.