- What is the difference between investigative reporting and the work done by police and other investigators that are not journalists?
- How do you know when a subject is telling the truth or not? And if they are presenting you with false, inaccurate information, how do you carry on to get the information you need?
- We have had a lot of class discussions about objectivity and privacy. What standards or ethical guidelines do you follow regarding objectivity and privacy while doing investigative reporting?
- Has there ever been a time when you've become emotionally involved while covering a certain story? If so, how did you cope through the process? If not, how would you handle it if you were in that situation?
- What would you say are the journalistic purposes for identifying subjects/victims? When is the right time to identify victims (publish names) or do you think that they should not be identified at all?
- Where do you draw the line between publishing undercover stories for public interest and protecting the sources or victims in the story?
- How do you first approach a subject and how do you get them to keep talking?
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