
Video-Recorded investigative interview of child victims of sexual abuse
Fundamentals and technical guidance for its implementationBy Fundación Amparo y JusticiaLength2h 42m
About this audiobook
Video-recorded interviews consist of a technique that allows obtaining a greater amount of information and of a higher quality in regards to an alleged crime, optimizing the process of criminal investigation and seeking to affect as little as possible the child victims who have given their statement.
The beginning of the application in Chile of Act 21.057, which regulates video-recorded interviews and other means for safeguarding child victims of sexual abuse, motivated Fundación Amparo y Justicia and Ediciones UC to publish this second edition. The new version not only includes an update of the findings first published in 2016, but also a description of the changes that the aforementioned Act establishes and how they will impact the work of the officials of the Criminal Justice System.
This book seeks to provide answers and clarity in regards to the video-recorded investigative interview and other special measures, which are aimed at preventing the secondary victimization of children and asolescents during Judicial Declaration, where the new figure of the intermediary gains special relevance.
This revised edition will allow officials and authorities of the Justice System, students, academics, technical advisers and professionals from different areas, to find answers about a procedure that began to be carried out in Chile in October, 2019.
Audiobook details
GenreBusiness and Economics, Technology
Length2 hrs 42 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJan 30, 2021
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
2FOREWORD
3INTRODUCTION
4THE INVESTIGATIVE INTERVIEW
5I. General aspects of the investigative interview
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6II. Differences between the investigative interview and other types of interviews
71. Expert evaluations
82. Taking of testimony
93. Clinical interviews
10III. Benefits of the investigative interview
111. Benefits for criminal prosecution
122. Benefits for children / Regarding children and adolescents
133. Benefits for other participants in the criminal justice process
14IV. Ideal time to conduct an investigative interview
15V. Number of interviews
16VI. Participants
171. People present in the interview room
182. Additional people who may be present in the interview room
193. People present in the observation room
20VII. Stages of the interview process
211. Planning
222. Conducting the interview
233. Analysis
24THE VIDEO-RECORDED INTERVIEWS ACT IN CHILE
25I. Description of Act No. 21,057
26II. Changes introduced by Act No. 21,05790
271. Complaint
282. Investigation
293. Court hearings
30III. Other relevant aspects stipulated by the Act
311. Protective measures for children
322. Interviewer training and certification process
33FINAL CONSIDERATIONS