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An investigator prepares for an interview or interrogation by understanding the differences between the two. They should find a state supreme court case where a conviction was overturned due to improper police tactics during an interrogation and discuss the case while properly listing the website. The source should also be properly cited.

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1)
How does an investigator prepare for an interview or
interrogation? Are there differences?
2)
Find a state supreme court or state appeals case from your state
in which a conviction of a defendant from a lower court was
overturned due to improper police tactics during an
interrogation. Discuss and properly list the website.
3)
Properly cite your source(s)

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