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> The interrogator then proceeds to tell a series of lies about his background and interests to build rapport with the suspect - he's clearly done his research
by lostapathy 5y ago
> The interrogator then proceeds to tell a series of lies about his background and interests to build rapport with the suspect - he's clearly done his research beforehand to understand which buttons he needs to push.
I feel like there's a fundamental difference between an interrogator lying about his own back story to build rapport and them lying about other evidence, witnesses or their authority to make a deal, etc.
- 55555 5y agoFrom what I've seen in the USA they normally lie about evidence and witnesses but they are careful to never lie explicitly about making a deal. That can apparently screw up the entire case, I think because of a supreme court decision.
- pugetsounds 5y agoThe question then is: is that difference recognized in the recently passed law?