UNVEILING INVESTIGATIVE INTERVIEWING: A PERSPECTIVE FROM DUBAI
Abstract
This article presents a comprehensive perspective on investigative interviewing techniques used in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE). It delves into the various facets of the investigative interviewing process, including planning, establishing rapport, employing effective questioning strategies, and taking into account legal considerations. By examining the unique context of Dubai, this article sheds light on the cultural, legal, and practical factors that influence investigative interviews in the region. The insights gained from this study can contribute to enhancing the efficacy and fairness of investigative interviews, not only in Dubai but also in jurisdictions with similar characteristics.
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Investigative interviewing, Dubai, United Arab EmiratesHow to Cite
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