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writings of Fred E.
Inbau from 1942,
entitled Lie
Detection and
Criminal Interrogation. For the
third edition in 1953,
Inbau invited John Reid as co-author...
- Fred E.
Inbau (1909 to 1998) was an
American lawyer and
criminologist who
helped develop the Reid
technique of interrogation. He was
director of the Scientific...
- Race is On!
Trouble on the High Seas!" Transliteration: "Naruto gekichin!?
Inbau uzumaku ōunabara" (****anese: ナルト撃沈!?陰謀うずまく大海原) September 29, 2004 (2004-09-29)...
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Medical jurisprudence. Macmillan. p. 88. ISBN 0-02-424430-9. "The...
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Scientific Crime Detection Laboratory,
which student Fred E.
Inbau would direct and from
which he
would train prosecutors and police, leading...
- Race is On!
Trouble on the High Seas!" Transliteration: "Naruto gekichin!?
Inbau uzumaku ōunabara" (****anese: ナルト撃沈!?陰謀うずまく大海原) September 29, 2004 (2004-09-29)...
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Keeler and his Instruments". lie2me.net.
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Detection and
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Williams & Wilkins...
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Basic Court Procedures David A.
Smart (producer); Fred E.
Inbau c-14m
December 5, 1949
Video Basic Fibers in
Cloth David A.
Smart (producer);...
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Mischief of
Miranda v. Arizona"...
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