The discourse of police interviews /
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Chicago :
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2019.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Marianne Mason
- The discourse of Reid and PEACE. When police interview victims of sexual assault: comparing written guidance to interactional practice / Elizabeth Stokoe, Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, and Sara Willott ; Obtaining valid discourse from suspects peace-fully: what role for rapport and empathy? / Ray Bull and Bianca Baker ; The guilt-presumptive nature of custodial interrogations in the United States: the use of confrontation, appeals to self-interest, and sympathy/minimization in the reid technique / Marianne Mason ; The discourse structure of blame mitigation in a police interrogation / Philip Gaines
- Police interview dynamics and negotiation. Now the rest of the story: the collaborative production of confession narratives in police interrogations / Gary C. David and James Trainum ; Patterns of cooperation between police interviewers with suspected sex offenders / Tatiana Tkacukova and Gavin E. Oxburgh ; Supporting competing narratives: a membership categorization analysis of identity work in police-detainee talk / David Yoong and Ayeshah Syed
- Discursive transformations in bilingual police interviews. Narrative construction in interpreted police interviews / Ikuko Nakane ; Interactional management in a simulated police interview: interpreters' strategies / Sandra Hale, Jane Goodman-Delahunty, and Natalie Martschuk ; Non-native speakers, Miranda rights, and custodial interrogation / Bethany K. Dumas
- The discursive journey and institutional applications of police interviews. "Tell me in your own words": reconciling institutional salience and witness-compatible language in police interviews with women reporting rape / Nicci MacLeod ; "Are you saying you were stabbed ...?": multimodality, embodied action, and dramatized formulations in "fixing" the facts in police interviews with suspects / Alison Johnson ; Functions of transmodal metalanguage for collaborative writing in police-witness interviews / Frances Rock ; Reconstructing suspects' stories in various police record styles / Tessa (T.C.) van Charldorp ; Police records in court: the narrative fore- and backgrounding of information by judges in inquisitorial criminal court / Fleur van der Houwen.