Forensic Psychology

• Behavioral health interventions for justice-involved youth
  from Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice
  June 8, 2026
• Police-induced confessions: Risks and recommendations
  From Law and Human Behavior
  April 4, 2025
• Guilty caller? Real-world implications of a flawed 911 tool
  from Psychology, Public Policy, and Law
  February 28, 2025
• A survey of U.S. police officers about interviewing and interrogation
  from Law and Human Behavior
  October 11, 2024
• Contemporary perspectives in forensic practice
  from Practice Innovations
  January 16, 2024
• A step toward culturally informed forensic mental health assessments: Improving justice and equity for legal-system-involved people
  from Law and Human Behavior
  September 26, 2023
• Just how powerful is false confession evidence?
  from Law and Human Behavior
  February 8, 2023
• After having a few alcoholic beverages, are you able to comprehend your Miranda rights?
  from Law and Human Behavior
  September 13 2022
• Cognitive biases can affect experts’ judgments: A broad descriptive model and systematic review in one domain
  from Law and Human Behavior
  May 4, 2022
• What helps immigrants deal with deportation proceedings?
  from Law and Human Behavior
  August 26, 2021
• Does COVID-19 affect the fairness of the plea process for defendants?
  from Law and Human Behavior
  May 3, 2021
• Get out of jail free? Achieving racial equity in pretrial reform
  from Law and Human Behavior
  February 5, 2021
• Is this apartment still available? Maybe not for exonerees
  from Law and Human Behavior
  August 17, 2020
• Should Seeing Be Believing? Evidence-Based Recommendations by Psychologists May Reduce Mistaken Eyewitness Identifications
  from Law and Human Behavior
  January 27, 2020
• How Should We Decide Whom to Imprison? The Use of Risk Assessment Instruments in Sentencing Decisions
  from Law and Human Behavior
  October 23, 2019
• Are Two Heads Better Than One? The Effects of Interviewer Familiarity and Supportiveness on Children’s Testimony In Repeated Interviews
  from Law and Human Behavior
  October 9, 2019
• Connecting the Dots: Identifying Suspected Serial Sexual Offenders Through Forensic DNA Evidence
  from Psychology of Violence
  September 18, 2019
• Drawing Legal Age Boundaries: A Tale of Two Maturities
  from Law and Human Behavior
  July 3, 2019
• Does Video Recording Interrogations Inhibit Crime Suspects? Answers From a Fully Randomized Field Experiment
  from Law and Human Behavior
  May 1, 2019
• The Kids are Alright (Mostly): An Empirical Examination of Title IX Knowledge in Institutions of Higher Education
  from Psychology of Violence
  August 9, 2018
• Who Deserves Civil Rights? Many Say Suspected Terrorists Do Not
  from Law and Human Behavior
  May 11, 2018
• Special Issue on the Field Utility of Forensic Assessment Instruments and Procedures
  from Psychological Assessment
  June 13, 2017
• Campus Threat Management
  from Journal of Threat Assessment and Management
  May 5, 2017
• The Perfect Match: Criminal Stereotypes Bias Forensic Fingerprint Analysis
  from Law and Human Behavior
  October 19, 2016
• Do Juvenile Murderers Deserve Life Without Parole?
  from Psychology, Public Policy, and Law
  August 23, 2016
• The DNA Evidence May Not Save You: When False Confessions Trump Exculpatory DNA
  from Psychology, Public Policy, and Law
  June 14, 2016
• Evaluators, Not Just Those They Evaluate, Influence Personality Test Results
  from Law and Human Behavior
  December 2, 2015

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