Police Investigative Interviews and Interpreting
Context, Challenges, and Strategies
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Publication
2014 - Taylor & Francis Group
Language
English
Word Count
36,750 words, Guess
Page Count
147 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-139781482242553
- ISBN-101482242559
- Library of Congress Control Number2014011867
- OCLC Control Number874726317
- OCLC Control Number891387116
and 2 more
- Better World Books9781482242553
- Open LibraryOL28783992M
Classifications
- LCCHV8073.3.M85 2015
- LCCHV8073.3 .M85 2015
- LCCHV8073.3 .M85 2015eb
Description
"There are a substantial number of publications that cover broader cross-cultural communication issues and role of interpreters in court settings. However, the police interview stage in the criminal justice process has received much less attention. The book is a first attempt, to my knowledge, that has examined in detail the dynamics of how interpreters work in police interviews, especially within the current major investigative interviewing paradigms and it fills a significant gap. This book can be a great resource for professional interpreters and law enforcement officers who work with interpreters in investigative interviews"--
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