The Relationships Between Psychopathy, Alcohol Use, and Intimate Partner Violence
The following study examines the combined influences of alcohol use and psychopathy
Strength-based models cannot fully address direct links to future offending in detained girls
Detained girls’ low quality of life is indirectly linked to future offending
Presentation of Prosecutorial Theories to Explain Contradictory Evidence May Lead to an Overreliance on Confession Evidence Despite the Presence of Exculpatory DNA
Confession evidence can trump exculpatory DNA when prosecutors present theories to reconcile
Structured Decision-Making Improves Quality of Offender Supervision
The quality of case management plans for supervised offenders is better when
Gender Differences on the PCL-R Indicate that Lower Cut-off Scores
Compared to men, females with psychopathy obtain lower PCL-R scores, are more
YASI’s Provides High Predictive Validity for Recidivsm in Youth Offenders
The YASI was able to reach high levels of predictive validity, especially
Reevaluated Psychometric Properties of the Psychopathy Checklist-Revised
New research elucidates the psychometric properties of the Psychopathy-Checklist Revised (PCLR) while
Interpersonal-Affective and Antisocial-Impulsive Psychopathic Traits Influence Drug Use Differently in Men and Women
Antisocial-Impulsive psychopathic traits may serve as a risk factor for drug use
Perceptions of Social Inequality and Criminal Stereotypes May Influence Attitudes Toward Punitive Responses to Criminals
The following study identifies a functional link between perceptions of social structure,
Precondition Model May Be Beneficial for Understanding Female Sex Offenders
The Precondition Model, typically used with male sex offenders, is useful for
Videoconference Legal Consultations May Be Just as Satisfying to Defendants as In-Person Consultations
Videoconference consultation between attorneys and clients yields similar client (criminal defendant) satisfaction
Learn the Rules to Reduce the Effects of Stereotypes in Legal Decision-Making
“Learning legal rules, which provide explicit direction as to the correct outcome
