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5. Read and translate into Russian the synonyms and antonyms.
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5. Read and translate into Russian the synonyms and antonyms.
Synonyms
obtain - get
discover - reveal, disclose, open, solve
attitude - relation
interview - questioning
encounter - contact
method - way
establish - determine
apprehend - arrest, detain, seize
decide - solve, resolve, make the decision, make up one's mind
total- universal, overall
indispensable - necessary
reluctant - unwilling
total - global
Antonyms
artificial- natural
systematic - unsystematic
deny - recognize, agree
forget - mind, remember
guilt - innocence
reluctant - willing
special - general
success - failure
theory - practice
total - local
to tell the truth - to lie
6. Analyse negative forms in the text and translate each one into Russian again.
7. Get ready for control reading and translation of the text " Interrogation".
8. Control reading and translation of the text " Interrogation".
9. Agree or disagree. (What is your reaction time? ).
Interrogation is a source of indirect information for the investigator, I think.
There is no distinction between an interrogation and an interview, I think.
Interrogation is asking questions, i. e. questioning.
An interrogation concerns the psychological aspects of questioning, I think.
Interrogation substitutes for investigation completely, I think.
The object of interrogation is to discover the truth and to recover the stolen property, I think.
The success of any interrogation depends on some specialized aptitudes of the investigator, I think.
A special list of " do's" and " don't's" is quite indispensable for the successful practice of interrogation, I think.
Every good investigator recognizes certain general rules of interrogation, I think.
The subject of interrogation always gives information willingly, I think.
Most of the interrogators intimidate the subjects of interrogation to obtain information, I think.
An interrogator likes to persuade the subject to give relevant information, I think.
Initial questions by a police officer obtain information about the distinctive marks of the suspect, I think.
Many interrogators use such technology as a lie-detector and hypnosis, I think.
10. Complete the following sentences:
Interrogation
- is a source of information…
- is a systematic of…
- is a part …
- differs from …
- involves questioning and...
- concerns the legal…
- refers to special police…
- does not substitute for…
- is to discover the truth and prepare…
- depends on highly-qualified…
- requires some general rules of…
- requires proper attitude to…
- may have different...
- begins with questions about...
11. Situation 1.
You are an instructor of the police academy. The topic of your seminar today is " Interrogation". Give the plan and explain its items in as simple way as possible.
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Plan
1. The essence of interrogation, its place in the system of criminal justice and police work. Interrogation and interview.
2. Interrogation and investigation. The object of interrogation.
3. The attributes of a good interrogator.
4. Methods of interrogation.
5. Subjects of interrogation.
6. The attitude of the investigator to the subject of interrogation as the key to the solution of a case.
7. Initial questions of an interrogator during interrogation.
Situation 2.
As a reviewer give review of the article " Interrogation" and comment on it. Write a paragraph " Interrogation" for the manual " Crime Solution".
12. Get ready with the story " I don't conduct interrogation yet but I can tell you something interesting about interrogation".
Text 2
1. Translate these words and word-combinations:
interrogator
physical condition
quard
hearsay information
confirmation
mission
sequences of questioning
personnel strength
equipment strength
miscellaneous
deem
2. Read and translate the text:
Questioning Guards
Interrogators should question guards as part of their preparations. The guards are in constant contact with the sources and may be able to provide the following types of information:
· Physical condition.
· Demonstrated attitude and behavior.
· Contact made with other guards or sources.
· How the source has been handled since his capture.
· Hearsay information from others who have handled the source.
· Confirmation of capture data, especially the circumstances under which the
source was captured.
Each interrogator will unobtrusively observe the source to personally confirm his identity and to check his personal appearance and behavior.
Analyze Information
After the interrogator has collected all information available about his assigned source, he analyzes it. He looks for indicators of any psychological or physical weakness that might make the source susceptible to one or more approach techniques. The interrogator formulates a strategy to conduct his analysis. He also uses the information he collected to identify the type and level of knowledge possessed by the source that is pertinent to the element's collection mission.
Modify Sequences of Questioning
The interrogator uses his estimate of the type and extent of knowledge possessed by the source to modify the basic topical sequence of questioning. He selects only those topics in which he believes the source has pertinent knowledge. In this way, the interrogator refines his element's overall objective into a set of specific topics for his interrogation. The major topics that can be covered in an interrogation are shown below in their normal sequence. The interrogator is, however, free to modify this sequence as he deems necessary.
· Mission.
· Organization.
· Personnel strength.
· Weapons and equipment strength.
· Dispositions.
· Tactics.
· Training.
· Combat effectiveness.
· Logistics.
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· Electronic technical data.
· Miscellaneous.
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