Ethics of interrogation
Skerker, Michael
Ethics of interrogation by Michael Skerker. - Chicago : University of Chicago Press, 2012. - 257 p.
Table of Contents:
Part 1. Interrogation in Domestic Law enforcement.
Chapter 1. Autonomy, Rights, and Coercion
Chapter 2. The Liberal State and Police Powers
Chapter 3. Plotting, Suspicion, and the Rights to Privacy and Silence
Chapter 4. The Privilege against compelled Self-Incrimination
Chapter 5. Police Interrogation
Part 2. Interrogation in International Contexts
Chapter 6. Prisoners of War and other Martial Detainees
Chapter 7. Non-coercive Interrogation
Chapter 8. Coercive Interrogation
Conclusion
Notes
Index
978022676169
Police Question--Moral and Ethical Aspects.
Legal Ethics.
345.052 / SKE/ETH
Ethics of interrogation by Michael Skerker. - Chicago : University of Chicago Press, 2012. - 257 p.
Table of Contents:
Part 1. Interrogation in Domestic Law enforcement.
Chapter 1. Autonomy, Rights, and Coercion
Chapter 2. The Liberal State and Police Powers
Chapter 3. Plotting, Suspicion, and the Rights to Privacy and Silence
Chapter 4. The Privilege against compelled Self-Incrimination
Chapter 5. Police Interrogation
Part 2. Interrogation in International Contexts
Chapter 6. Prisoners of War and other Martial Detainees
Chapter 7. Non-coercive Interrogation
Chapter 8. Coercive Interrogation
Conclusion
Notes
Index
978022676169
Police Question--Moral and Ethical Aspects.
Legal Ethics.
345.052 / SKE/ETH