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ARTICLES 1. Crime Prevention in the context of development in Nepal 2. A note on crime scene investigation 3. Interview & Interrogation in the investigation of crime - Interrogation Room 4. Crime Control: a short note 5. Resources for policing NEPAL Overview of Nepal Map & images Nepalese websites KAVITAHARU View few of my poems written in Nepali language COOL LINKS Computer Travel & Tour Police World Downloads Personality Test Nepal News Crime & Police News Nepali Music Health Horoscope Monthly Poll Other JAVASCRIPT As I have learned as a beginner ADD EMAIL Search or add email to the search list. GUESTBOOK View to find out what other visitors have to say about this web page. KURAKANI Are you interested to chat? Go to Kurakani room. FREE E-CARDS Enormous free E-Cards of your choice. Send it to your friend and family members. FREE SITE SUBMIT Submit your web site to the major search engines here. ABOUT ME Click here to find out about me and view few of my photographs.		INTERROGATION ROOM An interrrogation room is a place where an interrogator ask questions to a suspect or a witness to get confession or facts about a given case. There are two opinions as to the what type of interrogation room there should be. According to the traditional thinking an interrogation room should be at a place where there is no interference from the daily routine work of police office. The room should have no windows, nothing should be hanging on the walls and there should be no telephone, so that the room is free from any distraction; two straight-up chairs without arms, one each for interrogator and suspect without a table in between. The logic behind this concept is that a table, a physical barrier in between, will lead to become a psychological barrier, and will be more advantageous to a suspect than an interrogator. Again the interogator will not be able to observe the suspect's physical reaction to crime related and unrelated questions. Similarly a window with see-through views outside, decoration on the wall, and telephone ringing at the height of an interrogation are supposed to distract attention of the suspect and less advantageous to the atmosphere for interrogation. But this concept has considerably changed now and the modern thinking is that an interrogation room should be more comfortable than the traditional interrogation room with all the modern facilities of observing and recording of the activities that takes place during interrogation. Modern audio and video technology must be used to record an interrogation which will also help to show fairness and authenticity of the interogation. To me, combination of both the traditional and modern concept will serve the purpose of interrogation better than purely using either one of the concept.