When innocent confess: Modern potential jurors’ attitude toward false confessions
Modern potential jurors are more aware of the false confession phenomenon, with
Caution!: Underdiagnosis of Substance Use Disorders in Forensic Populations Overlooks Criminogenic Treatment Need
Research suggests that co-occurring substance use disorder (SUD) is prevalent among adults
Two Early Intervention Targets for Juvenile Recidivism: Prior Victimization and Substance Use
Prior victimization significantly predicted whether a youth had future contact with the
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy within the Risk Need Responsivity Framework Reduces Recidivism
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) exemplifies all the components of Cognitive-Behavioral programs that
Predeliberation Juror Discussion Leads to Bias in Jury Deliberation
Discussion of trial evidence by jurors, prior to jury deliberation, can introduce
Self-Reported anti-social attitudes may not be a valid indicator of risk of reoffending .. and more
Self-reported within-treatment change in antisocial attitudes may not provide valid information about
General Intelligence Is a More Robust Predictor of Competency Restoration than a Measure of Externalizing Behaviors
The present study evaluated whether specific aspects of psychopathological constructs assessed by
Parents’ understanding of the child welfare system
Although parent’s understanding of the juvenile dependency system is crucial to the
ADHD Symptoms and Antisocial Traits Associated with Higher No-Show Rates
Sixty male patients with ADHD who received treatment in a Dutch forensic
Managing and Treating individuals who have been found not guilty by reason of insanity
Violence risk assessments did not predict long-term outcomes for insanity acquittees in
Challenging the witness incompetence myth: Forensic interviews with individuals with intellectual disability
Individuals with intellectual disability are able to participate in criminal investigation and
