Observed arrival · 2026-10-29
Themis: witness interviews with guardrails
A recorded-interview system for police that says it follows the NICHD protocol and screens questions before asking them.
- For
- Police investigators conducting victim and witness interviews
- Worth noticing
- The homepage says interviews stop after a disclosure of ongoing danger and lets witnesses pause, repeat an answer, or end a session by voice or typing.
Field notes
The page describes a six-phase interview sequence, beginning with rapport and a neutral-topic warm-up before moving into recollection and account; later stages are not fully visible in the extract. It says questions are checked against ten categories of suggestive questioning, while witness controls include pausing, repeating, or ending by voice or typing. The displayed counters for phases, categories, linguistic indicators, and languages all read zero, a notable gap beside the stated capabilities.
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