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Looking to deepen your understanding of interviewing and interrogation techniques? Look no further than "Interviewing and Interrogation: A Review of Research and Practice Since World War II." This comprehensive book delves into the evolution of the science behind interviewing and interrogation, showcasing contributions from experts around the world and different legal systems. Learn about the impact of unscientific methods and the persistence of coercive techniques, even in countries that proclaim the rule of law.
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