TACTICAL FEATURES OF SUSPECT INTERROGATION DURING THE INVESTIGATION OF CRIMINAL OFFENSES RELATED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

Abstract

The article explores the tactical features of conducting suspect 
interrogation during the pre-trial investigation of criminal offenses related to 
domestic violence. It analyzes the impact of the suspect's procedural position, the 
nature of their relationship with the victim, and psychological factors on the 
choice of tactical techniques that may be used during interrogation. The article 
examines the specifics of interrogation tactics depending on the investigative 
situation and substantiates the relevance of using psychologically balanced 
communication techniques to increase the evidentiary value of testimony, 
particularly in terms of obtaining objective information.