There are few aspects of police work more important than questioning arrested suspects in felony investigations. To a large extent, our criminal justice system depends upon the accuracy of how the results are reported including all statements, physical actions, facial expressions, and tones of voice of individuals under interrogation.

The state map has been updated to feature the most current information on pending/enacted legislation and case law in each state, and the full compendium can be downloaded below.

Information on the policy and history of recording custodial interrogations in Florida.

Information on the policy and history of recording custodial interrogations in Montana.

Information on the policy and history of recording custodial interrogations in Wyoming.

Information on the policy and history of recording custodial interrogations in Wisconsin.

Information on the policy and history of recording custodial interrogations in West Virginia.

Information on the policy and history of recording custodial interrogations in Washington.

Information on the policy and history of recording custodial interrogations in Virginia.

Information on the policy and history of recording custodial interrogations in Vermont.

Information on the policy and history of recording custodial interrogations in Utah.

Information on the policy and history of recording custodial interrogations in Texas.

Information on the policy and history of recording custodial interrogations in Tennessee.

Information on the policy and history of recording custodial interrogations in South Dakota.

Information on the policy and history of recording custodial interrogations in South Carolina.

Information on the policy and history of recording custodial interrogations in Rhode Island.