Problems in Carrying Out Foreshortened Probe and Interrogation
The author proposes possible solutions to problems that come together with the deployment of foreshortened probe and interrogation protocols. These problems are as follows: inadequate legal regulation; inadequate protection of the rights of suspect; absence of clarity about time limits; absence of clarity about exactly who is empowered to apply the protocols; absence of clarity about where these protocols stop; absence of clarity about how to reconcile supervision by agency superiors with supervision by public prosecutors.