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5 Lessons I Wish I Knew Earlier About Interview and Interrogation
If I could go back and talk to my younger self as a new police officer, I'd have some words of advice: Slow down. Listen more. Police work is all about the interview (especially then!). When I started out, I wanted to chase and catch the bad guys. I wanted to clean up the mean streets and I was lucky enough to work in the same Patrol Bureau where I grew up. That meant something to me. If I am able to apprehend sufficient offenders and bring them into the county jail, I will h

Christian Cory
Oct 318 min read


Science-Based Interviewing: Proven Questioning Strategies for Success
In science-based interviewing, mastering the art of questioning is not just a skill—it's a necessity. How do you ensure that the...

Christian Cory
Mar 239 min read


Enhancing Your Expertise: Reading Evidence-Based Interview and Interrogation Research on Your Kindle
A quick way to add interview and interrogation research to your Kindle for easy access.

Christian Cory
Jul 23, 20242 min read


Mastering the Art of Ethical Interrogations: A Guide for Investigators
Mastering the art of ethical interrogation requires a blend of skill, strategy, and dumping of antiquated interrogation techniques....

C. Edward
Mar 29, 20247 min read


The Power of Curiosity in the Interview Process: Unleashing the Investigator Within
Are you ready to take your interviewing skills to the next level? After all, interviews are the most important part of any investigation....

Christian Cory
Dec 29, 20236 min read


Active Listening: Reflections on Reflecting
How the active listening skill of reflecting helps increase rapport and information disclosure.

Christian Cory
Sep 14, 20234 min read
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