Consider the reading assignment on interviews and interrogation from Chapter 5 of your textbook. When conducting an interview or interrogation, why are private investigators held to a higher standard,...

Private Investigation 3oo words only and summarizing Week 6: Week Six - Individual Work Instructional Objectives for this activity: Analyze the legal differences between private investigators and public law enforcement. Consider the reading assignment on interviews and interrogation from Chapter 5 of your textbook. When conducting an interview or interrogation, why are private investigators held to a higher standard, and subject to more legal ramifications than are police? Write 1-page paper (300 words) summarizing the differences in the guidelines for private investigators and police in interviewing and interrogation. Research any case laws that apply in these matters. In the Book Review Chapter 5, “Interview and Interrogation,” pages 139-172. The Interview: The purpose of an interview is to gather information from a person. Interviews are simply fact gathering discussions. It should be stated that the interview will be conducted with someone with whom you do not the interview will be conducted with someone with whom you do not anticipate having an adversarial interaction with. On the other hand, an interrogation is intended to obtain information from an individual who does not want to provide any incriminating information or turn on a friend. The interrogator must overcome the resistance of the person in order to get a true story. We expand on this in our discussion about interrogations. Interview one at a time: It is highly inadvisable for an investigator to interview witnesses while they are in the presence of anyone else. Hearing what one witness is saying may influence other witnesses and cause them to doubt their own experience and recollection. In which cases, a witness may adopt what he or she hears from the other witness thinking that their own perception may be incorrect. It may also be the witness will simply accept what another witness says in whole or in part for fear of appearing to be unobservant or un- intelligent. Inquire as to...