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13 interrogation, that's done -- that is an exper --
14 that isn't experimental; that's, in fact, done from
15 your actual analyses of interrogation techniques in
16 53 specific cases, is that correct?
17 A That's correct.
18 MR. CHANCEY: Objection. It's leading.
19 THE COURT: Sustained.
20 BY MR. HAUSER:
21 Q How, in fact, do you evaluate police
22 interrogation in these 53 cases?
23 A By studying the facts of the particular
24 interrogation and studying the transcripts of tape
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1 recordings or video recordings of the
2 interrogations, if such exist.
3 Q What do you do after, in fact, you review
4 the specific interrogation techniques?
5 A Analyze the influence elements of the
6 interrogation and explain how the interrogation
7 process works as an influence process based on the
8 facts of what happened in the interrogation.
9 Q And how, in fact, do you do that in terms of
10 your analysis and explanation?
11 A By relying on the research on police
12 interrogation, which is voluminous, specifically, on
13 influence and police interrogation. For example,
14 this book deals almQst --