Custodial interrogations

TASER Exposure and Cognitive Impairment: Implications for Valid Miranda Waivers and the Timing of Police Custodial Interrogations

NCJ Number

249532

Journal

Criminology & Public Policy

Date Published

December 2015

Agencies

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US Supreme Court Revisits Miranda in a Trilogy of Cases and Clarifies Some of its Principles but Does not Weaken Miranda's Core Values

NCJ Number

240053

Journal

Criminal Justice Studies

Date Published

September 2012

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Police Experiences with Recording Custodial Interrogations

NCJ Number

210762

Date Published

2004

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For the Record: Taping Felony Custodial Interrogations Benefits Law Enforcement

NCJ Number

207831

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

October 2004

Law in Policing: Legal Regulation and Police Practices

NCJ Number

175952

Date Published

1997

Mobile Videotaping: A Look at Tomorrow's Law Enforcement Tool

NCJ Number

140597

Journal

Law and Order

Date Published

1992

Relationship Between Attribution of Blame for Criminal Offences and the Reasons Why Suspects Confess During Custodial Interrogation

NCJ Number

139412

Journal

Journal of the Forensic Science Society

Date Published

1992

Rethinking Custodial Interrogation

NCJ Number

131708

Journal

American Criminal Law Review

Date Published

1990

Police Officer as a Witness: A Practical Perspective Defense View (From Basic Course for Prosecutors XII, V 2, P 235-280, 1987 - See NCJ-112901)

NCJ Number

112906

Date Published

1987

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SEARCH, INTERROGATION AND DETENTION

NCJ Number

52349

Date Published

1975

CONFESSIONS - RIGHT TO COUNSEL - THE IMPACT OF MIRANDA IN MISSOURI

NCJ Number

15828

Journal

St Louis University Law Journal

Date Published

1973

CUSTODIAL POLICE INTERROGATION IN OUR NATION'S CAPITOL - THE ATTEMPT TO IMPLEMENT MIRANDA

NCJ Number

4882

Journal

Michigan Law Review

Date Published

1968