Self administered witness interviews – part IV

Lorraine Hope; F. Gabbert; A. Heaton-Armstrong; D. Wolchover

Self administered witness interviews – part IV

Lorraine Hope, F. Gabbert, A. Heaton-Armstrong, D. Wolchover

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Abstract

Conclusion of discussions on a resource-led procedure for expediting and enhancing the accuracy of witness accounts Improvement of the quality and accuracy of parole evidence and diminution of its “memory test” aspect Apart from the issue of consistency, there will be a more general respect in which the SAI© may conduce to a better quality of evidence going before the court.

Original language	English
Journal	Criminal Law & Justice Weekly
Volume	177
Issue number	4
Publication status	Published - 19 Jan 2013

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