Making a Case A2 OCR
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- Created on: 21-05-14 10:58
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- Making a Case
- INTERVIEWING WITNESSES
- Recognising Faces
- Bruce et al- The importance of external and internal features in facial recognition
- Facial Composite- E-Fit
- Factors Influencing Recognition
- Weapon Focus- the concentration of a witness's attention on a weapon
- Elizabeth Loftus et al- to provide support for the Weapon Focus effect when witnessing a crime
- The Cognitive Interview
- Stages of the Interview- Report everything, Context reinstatement, Recall in reverse order, Recall from a different perspective
- Fisher et al- Field test of the cognitive interview using 16 detectives from Florida
- Recognising Faces
- CREATING A PROFILE
- Top-Down Approach (USA)
- Murderers are classified as 'organised' or 'disorganised'
- Ressler, Burgess and Douglas- to identify the major personality characteristics of 36 convicted serial killers and sex murderers
- Bottom-Up Approach (UK)
- The offender's actions when committing a crime reflect his personality in his everyday life
- Canter and Heritage- to identify a behaviour pattern from 66 sexual assault cases
- Canter- Case Study on John Duffy the railway ******. Technique- Geographical profiling, Criminal biography, Personal characteristics, domestic/social charcteristics, Occupational/ educational history, statistical analysis
- Top-Down Approach (USA)
- INTERVIEWING WITNESSES
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