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    The document outlines various codes and classifications used in criminal investigation and reviewing sources, including reliability codes for sources from completely to unreliable; credibility codes from confirmed to improbable; qualities of a good interviewer such as rapport and knowledge; the five pillars of the criminal justice system including law enforcement and courts; five general types of investigations from formal to research; and ten personalities and organizations involved in the study of criminal investigation such as Jonathan Wild, Sir Robert Peel, and the Texas Rangers.

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    The document outlines various codes and classifications used in criminal investigation and reviewing sources, including reliability codes for sources from completely to unreliable; credibility codes from confirmed to improbable; qualities of a good interviewer such as rapport and knowledge; the five pillars of the criminal justice system including law enforcement and courts; five general types of investigations from formal to research; and ten personalities and organizations involved in the study of criminal investigation such as Jonathan Wild, Sir Robert Peel, and the Texas Rangers.

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    Reviewer in CDI

    Reliability of sources codes:

    A.(Completely Reliable)

    B. (Usually Reliable)

    C.(Fairly Reliable)

    D. (Not usually Reliable)

    E. (Unreliable)

    F. ( Reliability cannot be judged)

    Credibility of sources codes:

    1. (Confirmed by other sources )

    2. (Probably true)

    3. (Possibly true)

    4. (Doubtful)

    5. (Improbable)

    6. (Truth cannot be judged)

    Qualities of a good interviewer:

    1. Rapport

    2. Conversational tone voice

    3. Forceful Personality

    4. Knowledge of Human behavior

    5. Common interest

    6. Acting Qualities

    7. Humility
    Five Pillars of the CJS :

    1. Law enforcement

    2. Prosecution

    3. Courts

    4. Correction

    5. Community

    Five General types of Investigation :

    1- Formal Investigation

    2. Inquest

    3. Inquisition

    4. Probe

    5. Research

    10 Personalities /organization Involved in the study of criminal investigation :

    1. Jonathan Wild

    2. Henry Fielding

    3. John Fielding

    4. Sir Robert Peel

    5. Allan Pinkerton

    5. Kate Warne

    7. Thomas Byrnes

    8. Jesse James Gang

    9. Texas Rangers

    10. Charles Dickens

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