This subject examines a major source of information in investigations - people, who are important sources of information regardless of whether they are witnesses, victims, or suspects. The investigation process, including interviewing and obtaining confessions, is the focus of this subject, though sources of information such as profiling, along with new reflections on intelligence, are also highlighted. The importance of ethics in the context of investigation practice is also reviewed in this subject, though from more of a practical position than theoretical, adding to the broad perspective of investigation that occurs in this subject.
HD/FL
One session
Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security
Bachelor of Policing
Bachelor of Policing (Investigations
Bachelor of Border Management
Bachelor of Public Safety and Security
Diploma of Policing Investigations
Diploma of Investigations
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