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FORENSIC INTERVIEWING SUPPORT

Forensic interviewing is an impartial fact finding process that guides decision-making in criminal, family and juvenile law cases. A forensic interview is a structured conversation that is designed to obtain information from subject about an event. In many cases the forensic interview is a central piece of evidence and, therefore, it should be based on research-proven interview techniques that will produce reliable and credible information and result in a fair disposition of the legal charges.

 Forensic Interviewing involves multiple steps:

• Pre-interview data gathering
• Preparing the interview room
• Introducing the interviewer and establishing rapport
• Conducting a practice interview
• Introducing the substantive topic
• Eliciting a free narrative
• Asking follow-up questions
• Ending the interview

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