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Legal Definitions - interrogation
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Definition of interrogation
Interrogation is a formal or repetitive questioning process. It is usually done by the police to someone who is arrested or suspected of a crime. When the questioning happens while the person is in police custody, it is called a custodial interrogation.
- A police officer questioning a suspect about their whereabouts during the time of a crime is an example of an interrogation.
- During a custodial interrogation, the police must read the Miranda warning to the suspect before questioning them.
The examples illustrate how interrogation is a process of questioning someone to gather information about a crime. It is often used by law enforcement to obtain evidence and build a case against a suspect.
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Simple Definition
Interrogation: When the police ask someone a lot of questions, especially if they think that person did something wrong, it's called an interrogation. This can happen when the police arrest someone or suspect them of a crime. If the person is being held in police custody, it's called a custodial interrogation.
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