At 12 sharp, Lex moved into the interrogation room. She had no intention of being early when there were other things to be done and a few pressing matters she couldn't ignore but she wouldn't be late either because despite the YATI not technically being members of the department yet, the Department Head still valued their time. All time.

It was important.

"Let's start." She said, eyeing the lot of them up as she settled before them. There was no need for formalities. They all knew who she was and she knew who they were. Even more, they all knew why they were here. Might as well get into what needed to be done.

Without offering proper explanation on the training--because out in the field, all the answers weren't placed on your lap with the important sections highlighted--Lex decided to simply launch right into the thick of things.

"Each of you, gimme one give away that your witness or suspect is lying and tell me what you'd do in such a situation." Gestures, subtle movements, words. Anything they could remember.

While she waited for the answers to pour in, she fished her clipboard from her back pocket. An assessment sheet lay on there--not that they could see it, but deduction wouldn't have led them too far from that conclusion.