Interrogation Double Blind.

To determine the ethics that factor into what is known as Interrogation Double Bind, one must first be able to define it. Interrogation Double Bind is what happens to a witness or a victim, when he or she is put on stand. Once a person is placed in front of the courtroom, that person becomes a guinea pig. In other words, this person has very little control, if any, and this person is subject to …showed first 75 words of 535 total…

…showed last 75 words of 535 total…others would say it is a matter of technique. If someone came up with a way to double bind a witness, then someone else should come up with a way to counteract; otherwise, the witness should not take the stand. In fact, this is why many people do not. It is safer this way, even though there is, as previously mentioned, a preconceived notion as to why a witness chooses to not take the stand.