The impact of variations in confession evidence on jurors’ decision-making
Jurors place a heavy weight on consistent confessions, even if confessions have
Damned if you don’t: False guilty pleas among exonerees
False guilty pleas increase stigmatization of exonerees and limit their access to
Evaluating competency for execution in older offenders in context of dementia
In Madison v. Alabama, SCOTUS decided that offender’s amnesia of the offense
On the road to better justice: Analyzing common police interrogation techniques
A new proposed effect taxonomy provides insight into 16 commonly used interrogation
Increasing emotional support and rapport building in forensic interviews of child abuse victims
Utilizing the Revised National Institute of Child and Health Development Protocol while
Love and marriage: Effects of premarital education promotion policies on divorce rates
Premarital education policies do not necessarily reduce divorce rates partly due to
Evaluations of testimony of eyewitnesses who participated in multiple identification procedures
Knowledge of prior outcomes of eyewitnesses’ identifications affects jurors’ evaluation of the
Bail reform: Public’s opinion on using pretrial risk assessment algorithms
Incorporating the public’s opinion into the decision-making process may promote the legitimacy
Bias in the eye of the beholder: Impact of pretrial publicity on jurors’ decision-making
Antidefendant and antiprosecution pretrial publicity were found to have powerful effects on
Predicting the risk of being placed in solitary confinement
A robust, easy-to-use, simple scale can be developed to assess the risk
One size cannot fit all: Investigative interview techniques with minimally verbal adults
Minimally verbal adults can provide useful event-related information when interviewed using appropriate
Facilitating disclosure among adolescent victims of sex trafficking
Novel interviewing approaches for youth who have been victims of sex trafficking,
