Introduction

The central issue in The Right to Remain Silent revolves around how to interview and interrogate witnesses and suspects in order to gain information that could benefit your investigation. Explain your choices in this situation by addressing the following questions.

Q. 1 Which techniques did you think were most effective during the interviews and interrogations? What was the ultimate goal of the interviews and interrogations and would you have used any different methods to achieve the said goal?

Q.2 Do you agree with when the interviewees were Mirandized? Why is a proper Miranda warning significant to an interview or interrogation?