Part A

1. Discuss in depth the differences between interviews and interrogations. Make sure you include the approach, settings, types of questions, when notes are taken, and who gets interviewed and interrogated.

Part B

1. If you were an investigator, would you prefer to look at a criminal investigation as a battle, a puzzle, or a game? Why?
2. If you had the option of investigating homicides, robberies, sexual assaults, property crimes, or financial crimes, which category would you choose? Why?