Interrogations-and-Confessions-Handbook

property offenders, confession and, 147
pseudologia fantastica, 197
psychoanalytic models of confession,
122–4, 128
psychoanalytic theories, 190
psychological assessment, 308–31
assessment framework, 309–16
basic requirements, 309–11
characteristics of the defendant,
312–13
circumstances of arrest and custody,
312
explanation for the alleged false
confession, 315–16
factors to be assessed, 311–16
interrogative factors, 315
mental and physical state during
custody, 313–15
retraction, 316
court report and oral evidence, 327–30
psychological factor, confession and, 144
psychological (mental) vulnerability,
259–60, 316–19, 458–513, 621
psycho-physiological theories, 190, 191
psychoticism, confession and, 155
public confidence, coercion undermining,
36
Queen v. Gordon [1953], 444
questioning
closed, 80
leading, 80
multiple, 81
open, 80
R. v. Ali [1999], 263
R. v. Alladice [1988], 255, 278
R. v. Aspinall [1999], 255, 264
R. v. Barry George [2001], 275
R. v. Bentley [1999], 438, 506
R. v. Billy-Joe Friend [1997], 274
R. v. Birchall [1999], 273
R. v. Cox [1996], 251, 257
R. v. Delaney [1989], 277
R. v. Doldur [2000], 273
R. v. Fogah [1989], 263
R. v. French [1998], 573, 576
R. v. Goldenberg [1988], 254
R. v. Herbert [1990], 574, 576
R. v. Heron [1993], 53, 82
R. v. Hodgson [1998], 580
R. v. Hunt [1992], 255
R. v. Kenny [1994], 256
R. v. Law-Thompson [1997], 263
R. v. Lewis (Martin) [1996], 262
R. v. Long [1995], 492, 512
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R. v. MacKenzie [1993], 472, 477, 512
R. v. Mackinney and Pinfold [1981], 276
R. v. Mason [1987], 255
R. v. McCreery [1999], 576
R. v. McGovern [1992], 257, 474
R. v. McIlkenny, Hill, Power, Walker,
Hunter and Callaghan [1991], 454
R. v. Moham [1994], 580
R. v. Morse and Others [1991], 264
R. v. Moss [1990], 254–5
R. v. O’Brien, Hall and Sherewood [2000],
276
R. v. Paris, Abdullah and Miller [1993],
53, 82, 106–12, 253, 256, 257
R. v. Park [1999], 251
R. v. Priestley [1966], 253
R. v. Raghip [1991], 52, 481, 493, 616
R. v. Roberts [1997], 498, 499, 513, 573,
576
R. v. Sat-Bhambra, ante, 251
R. v. Silcott, Braithwaite, Raghip [1991],
278, 281
R. v. Stagg [1994], 573
R. v. Strudwick and Merry [1994], 276
R. v. Turner [1975], 275, 276
R. v. W and another [1994], 264
R. v. Ward [1992], 444, 492, 512
Raghip, Engin, 278, 303, 441, 442,
458–68, 512
appeal, 466–7
background, 459–60
case of, 462–6
comments, 467–8
murder charges, 461–2
psychological evidence, 460–1
raised/aggressive tone, 81
rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, 339
Raposo, 303
rapport, 28
rate of confession, 133–40
rationalization, 46, 118, 120
Raven’s Coloured Matrices, 382
Raven’s Standard Progressive Matrices,
367
reactance theory, 36, 399, 402
real consequences, 118
reality
distorted perceptions of, 194, 198, 317
monitoring, 195
reassurance, 83
recording the confession, 21–4
recovered memory
false confession and, 212–15
suggestibility and, 411–12
refreezing, doctrination of, 188, 189,
190