Interrogation is a process used by law enforcement to gather information from a person, often a suspect or witness. It involves asking questions to elicit responses that can help solve a crime or clarify details about an incident. Interrogations can take place in various settings, such as police stations or during investigations. The techniques used in interrogation can vary widely, ranging from direct questioning to more psychological approaches. The goal is to obtain truthful information while ensuring that the rights of the individual, such as those protected by Miranda rights, are respected.