ICAC/Investigator Questions
- How are different people punished for being corrupted depending on the amount of money they have?
- What interested you into the industry of corruption?
- What kind of things do you look for when investigating about corruption?
- What made you interested in being an ICAC investigator?
- How bad was corruption when ICAC first started up and what progress have you made throughout the years ICAC was working?
- How do you get the evidence and how much evidence do you need to accuse someone?
- How are different parts of ICAC linked together to solve a case?
- Was there a specific study/course you did in University that got you interested into this field? Which study/course?
- How are social sciences applied in your job?
- Why did you choose that instead of being an upfront investigator?
- Did you make any mistakes during one of your investigations?(Accusing the wrong person?)
- What were the most interesting cases that were given to you? Why?
- Were there any cases that were the hard to deal with, if so, which one?
- Has there ever been unsolvable cases before? Can you give an example?
- Do you have any regrets of working in the ICAC?
- How many police officers have been arrested for protection against those who deal drugs , gamble, etc?
- How do you investigate a suspect of corruption without violating their privacy?
- What memorable experiences do you have working in the ICAC?
- What do you think are the core values of being an ICAC investigator?
- What information do you need to gather from a suspect to accuse them of corruption?
- What are the most common cases you need to handle?
- What part of being an ICAC investigator makes you proud?
- What strategies do you often use to determine who is telling the truth?
- What things made it harder/ prevented you from finding out the truth? (personal privacy etc…)
- Does their social status affect their punishment?
- What do you do if the suspect of corruption won’t answer your questions?
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