Interviewing Outside of an Ethical Framework Within Which to Plan, Conduct and Evaluate Interviews Is a Recipe for Disaster.



You Run the Risk of:

  • Missing lines of enquiry.

  • Failing to use your evidence strategically.

  • Failing to move through your interview in a methodical way.

  • Increasing the chances of confrontation and hostility.

  • Chasing admissions or confessions in absence of an ‘investigative mindset.’

  • Conducting poor interviews which fail to reach evidential objectives.

Using the Peace Model Framework You Would:

  • Move

    Move through a methodical planning process designed to increase the chances of having productive interviews with your interviewees.

  • Increase

    Increase the chances of obtaining accurate and reliable information from your interviewees.

  • Engage

    Engage in a rapport-based information gathering style of interview which is highly efficient and effective, and used by law enforcement agencies all over the world.

  • Prepare

    Prepare interview plans that are strategically fit for purpose and tactically sound.

By Completing the IMS PEACE Model of Investigative Interviewing Course, you’ll...

  • Understand how to structure an investigative interview so that you can interview confidently and thoroughly using a methodical and transparent planning process.

  • Increase the chances of obtaining accurate and reliable information through an interviewee-centric approach to planning and conducting interviews.

  • Conduct professional interviews within which you can obtain high-quality material, information and evidence from your interviewees in ANY investigative context.

This Free PEACE Model of Investigative Interviewing Course
Comprises a 33-Minute Overview of the PEACE Model
Framework Covering the Component Parts of:

  • Planning and Preparation

    Plan for success within an easy-to-follow framework, everytime!

  • Engage and Explain

    Learn to develop rapport with your interviewee; a trust-based relationship will outperform every other interrogation approach!

  • Account, Clarification & Challenge

    Structure your interview to maximise evidential opportunities and engage in the tactical and strategic use of evidence!

  • Closure

    Learn how to close your interview professionally so that interviewee confidence in your investigation can be maintained!

  • Evaluation

    Learn how to evaluate interviews to ensure interview outcomes are fully exploited and your own professional development is maintained!

Meet Daren Jay,
Your Investigative Interviewing Mentor!

Thanks for checking in on this FREE course introducing you to the PEACE model of Investigative Interviewing. PEACE is a simple framework within which investigators can plan, conduct and evaluate investigative interviews in ANY investigative context.

Having spent over twenty five years training law enforcement officers how to investigate and interview witnesses, complainants, and suspects, I’ve seen how important a structured approach to planning and conducting investigative interviews can be.

Without a structured approach, lines of inquiry get missed, evidence is overlooked, and evidence, intelligence and information can be lost.

The simplicity of the PEACE model as an investigative interviewing tool has stood the test of time and the framework offered by the PEACE model continues to be used by law enforcement and other investigators around the world to enhance investigative outcomes at interviews with witnesses, complainants, and suspects in various investigative contexts.

This course will give you the information you need to fully understand what the PEACE model is, where it came from, and how it can be used to plan, conduct and evaluate your next investigative interview. All I need is 33-minutes of your time!

I hope this FREE training is of use to you! Please let me know if you found it useful!

Daren

This is great, I liked the way that you're explaining, the tone of voice and patience. It's so easy to understand you.

Ana S

That was so helpful thank you, currently on my investigation training, and currently doing interview assessments! This has been extremely helpful!

Joseph Slepertas

That was great. Thank you!

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