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Science-Based Interviewing: Free, Open-Access Research Every Investigator Should Know About
Science-Based Interviewing puts investigators back in control by grounding interviews in peer-reviewed research rather than intuition, tradition, or pseudoscientific lie detection. This article shows where to find open-access research on interviewing, interrogation, memory, deception, and false confessions—allowing investigators to read the evidence for themselves, verify claims, reduce investigative risk, and strengthen decision-making through transparent, evidence-based pra

Christian Cory
Jan 49 min read


Interview & Interrogation Planning: How Jury Instructions Can Provide a Roadmap for Success
The Importance of Preparation in Interview & Interrogation Conducting a successful interview or interrogation requires more than just...

C. Edward
Feb 12, 20255 min read


The High-Value Detainee Interrogation Group: History and Lessons from HIG Studies
The High-Value Detainee Interrogation Group (HIG) serves as a critical interagency effort within the U.S. government, bringing together intelligence professionals, operational interrogators, and academic researchers to advance the science and practice of interrogation. Established in 2009 under the direction of Barack Obama, the HIG was created to ensure that interrogation practices are effective, ethical, and grounded in empirical research. Since its creation, the HIG has su

C. Edward
May 20, 20245 min read
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