Interviewing Alleged Perpetrators
Author: Holly Ramsey-Klawsnik, Ph.D..
Source: Volume 07, Number 05, January/February 2005 , pp.65-68(4)
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Abstract:
Previous columns have discussed investigating alleged abuse and interviewing suspected victims who are elderly or disabled. This column addresses interviewing suspected perpetrators. The information is primarily directed towards professionals conducting civil investigations, such as Adult Protective Services, licensing, and regulatory personnel. Law enforcement officers may find many of the clinical principles discussed applicable to their work. The forensic distinctions between a civil and criminal alleged perpetrator interview, however, prohibit a thorough examination of both in one column. A chart is included: Typology of Perpetrators.Keywords: Typology of Perpetrators
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