Why 'Tell me why you did it' is a failed technique

Feb 10, 2015

Lou Senese, Reid VOP, just published a brief article in PoliceOne.com entitled ìWhy ëTell me why you did ití is a filed technique.

Can a subject's silence be used in trial as an indication of his guilt?

Feb 10, 2015

Earlier this year an article entitled, Silence Is No Longer Golden: How Lawyers Now Advise Suspects in Light of Salinas v. Texas, was published in The Champion (a publication from the National...

Courts affirm interrogation techniques that are often mischaracterized by false confession experts

Feb 10, 2015

Courts affirm interrogation techniques that are often mischaracterized by false confession experts

In our Legal Updates Summer 2014 we have several cases that we wanted to highlight for our audience that...

From Law and Order magazine: The Reid Technique Webinar - The Reid Technique Delivered Right to Your Training Room

Jul 15, 2014

In the June 2014 issue of Law and Order magazine the editorial staff profiles the new online training program developed by John E. Reid and Associates for investigators. As the article states...

US Attorney General issues policy memo regarding recording interrogations

Jun 17, 2014

In a Memorandum regarding "Policy Concerning Electronic Recording of Statements" dated May 12, 214 the US Department of Justice, Office of the Deputy Attorney General, stated the following:

"This policy establishes...

HumInt Collection: A look through noncoercive field questioning and screening of jihadist combatants

Jun 17, 2014

Two of our senior instructors, William Schrieber and Philip Mullenix, co-authored a new article just published in the Marine Corps Gazette entitled, HumInt Collection: A look through noncoercive field questioning and screening...

Investigators did not follow suggested guidelines when interrogating mentally deficient individual as detailed in Reid training manual and text, Criminal Interrogation and Confessions

May 19, 2014

In US v. Preston (May 2014) the US Court of Appeals the court stated, "Today we consider the voluntariness of a confession given by Tymond Preston, an intellectually disabled eighteen-year-old. To elicit...

An Updated Second Edition of the Best-selling Resource on the Reid Techniquemof Interviewing and Interrogation now available

Sep 29, 2013

Practiced worldwide, the Reid Technique is the leading approach to interview and interrogation practices. Since 1962, hundreds of thousands of investigators have received training in the Reid Technique through Criminal Interrogation and...

New Article In Police Chief Magazine

Jan 08, 2013

Police Chief magazine article entitled, "Garrity Warnings: To Give or Not to Give, That Is the Question"

Interrogators should exercise special precautions when interviewing juveniles or individuals with mental or psychological impairments

Sep 29, 2012

Every interrogator must exercise extreme caution and care when interviewing or interrogating a juvenile or a person who is mentally or psychologically impaired. Certainly these individuals can and do commit very serious...