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Malin Joleby (Psychology, Crime & Law, 25.06.2020)
Experiences and psychological health among children exposed to online child sexual abuse – a mixed methods study of court verdicts
Luke P. Vinter (Psychology, Crime & Law, 19.06.2020)
‘People don’t like you when you’re different’: exploring the prison experiences of autistic individuals
Sarah Wüllenweber (Psychology, Crime & Law, 17.06.2020)
Offence characteristics: a comparison of lone, duo, and 3+ perpetrator robbery offences
Colleen M. Berryessa (Psychology, Crime & Law, 14.06.2020)
The potential effect of neurobiological evidence on the adjudication of criminal responsibility of psychopathic defendants in involuntary manslaughter cases
Kyle C. Scherr (Psychology, Crime & Law, 14.06.2020)
Ingroup biases of forensic experts: perceptions of wrongful convictions versus exonerations
Janique Kroese (Psychology, Crime & Law, 11.06.2020)
Growing up in single-parent families and the criminal involvement of adolescents: a systematic review
Samantha Venner (Psychology, Crime & Law, 05.06.2020)
Cross-cultural reliability and rater bias in forensic risk assessment: a review of the literature
Enzo Yaksic (Psychology, Crime & Law, 04.06.2020)
How much damage do serial homicide offenders wrought while the innocent rot in prison? A tabulation of preventable deaths as outcomes of sentinel events
Ching-Yu Huang (Psychology, Crime & Law, 07.05.2020)
The good, the bad and the ugly of eyewitness identification practice in police officers – a self-report survey study
Siegfried L. Sporer (Psychology, Crime & Law, 05.05.2020)
Optimizing CBCA and RM research: recommendations for analyzing and reporting data on content cues to deception