The Difference Between Interview and Interrogate
The simple answer is the one being interviewed can leave at any time, when being interrogated, can't leave. The moderator of this panel was: Pete Klismet. Panelists: Joe Haggerty, Frank Hickey, Dave Cropp, George Cramer, John Schembra D. C. The techniques are similar. You interview witnesses. When you focus on a person or a subject, he/she is a person of interest. J.S. You interrogate a suspect and interview people who can offer information. P.K. In interview can be done anywhere, and interrogations is usually an effort to get a confession. An interrogation is raised to higher level of intesity. J.H. Write the person's name done even if they say they saw nothing. When you interview someone on the street it is a conversation with a purpose. J. S. When taking a statement, record everything in details so what the person said can be brought up in court. Be a good listener, be attentive. Listen to how things are said. Knowing when to clarify. G.C. You need good s...