Practitioners' attitudes and approaches to assessing comorbid depression among patients seeking assisted dying in New Zealand [0.03%]
新西兰求死助人患者共病抑郁的评估：从业者的态度与方法学探究
Eric Zhou,Aida Dehkhoda,Susan Bull et al.
Eric Zhou et al.
Depressive disorders are prevalent among the terminally ill and often impact decision-making capacity. However, routine screening for depression is not currently included in assisted dying assessments. This qualitative study aimed to explor...
Tiffany McKenzie,Pamela Henry,Nikki Rajakaruna
Tiffany McKenzie
Human Source management is a critical function of intelligence and evidence collection by law enforcement and intelligence agencies across the world. Understanding the motivations of Human Sources is key to gaining high intelligence yields....
Ensuring compulsory treatment is used as a last resort: a narrative review of the knowledge about Community Treatment Orders [0.03%]
强制住院治疗应作为最后手段使用——社区治疗令相关知识的述评
Chris Maylea,Tessa-May Zirnsak,Vrinda Edan et al.
Chris Maylea et al.
Community treatment orders (CTOs) have become a standard feature of contemporary mental health care worldwide, even though those placed under them typically perceive them as coercive. This review of the literature found that the evidence re...
The experiences of undergoing medico-legal assessments when seeking asylum in the UK: an interpretive phenomenological analysis [0.03%]
英国寻求避难者接受司法鉴定的体验：解释性现象学分析
Matthew McDonnell,John McGowan,Ella Weldon et al.
Matthew McDonnell et al.
Asylum-seekers who have experienced ill-treatment often undergo a clinical assessment for the purposes of having a medico-legal report prepared for use as evidence in their claim for asylum. The literature suggests that while this assessmen...
Devising a pathway from police contact to psychosocial support: reflexive thematic analysis of interviews with youth, families, police and services [0.03%]
从警察接触通往心理社会支持的路径设计：青年、家庭、警察和从业人员访谈的反思性主题分析
David G Baker,Stephane Shepherd,Simon Rice et al.
David G Baker et al.
There can be an overlap in offending, experiences of crime and the onset of mental disorders during adolescence. Justice-involved young people have a higher prevalence of mental ill-health and face additional barriers to help-seeking than n...
Andreia de Castro Rodrigues,Ana Rita Cruz,Olga Cunha et al.
Andreia de Castro Rodrigues et al.
Sentencing research lacks empirical studies based on judges' experiences and viewpoints. This article contributes to that field by discussing criminal judges' professional self-perception regarding their role and the sentencing decision-mak...
Symbolic or realistic? The role of perceived threat in alibi credibility judgement [0.03%]
象征性的还是现实的？感知威胁在代罪者可信性判断中的作用
Nir Rozmann
Nir Rozmann
The integrated threat theory (ITT) highlights the role of symbolic and realistic threats in predicting negative attitudes towards out-group members. However, little is known about how perceived threat may influence credibility judgement. Dr...
A cross-cultural mixed-methods approach to the conceptualisation of domestic violence in the United Kingdom and Peru [0.03%]
英国和秘鲁国内暴力的概念化：跨文化混合方法研究
Elsa Rivera,Aleksandra Monteiro
Elsa Rivera
The lack of cross-cultural research on Domestic Violence (DV) for Latinx populations has left a disparity in culturally-informed frameworks and guidelines for best practice. This study proposes that understanding cultural constructs of DV c...
Can expert testimony and demonstrations influence juror perceptions of witness inattentional blindness? [0.03%]
专家证词和演示会影响陪审团对目击者注意盲点的看法吗？
Hayley J Cullen,Helen M Paterson,Celine van Golde
Hayley J Cullen
Witnesses may experience inattentional blindness (IB), failing to notice crimes occurring when focusing elsewhere. Witnesses who experience IB may be perceived negatively by jurors. The current studies aimed to determine whether expert test...
Cagla Lulu
Cagla Lulu
In theory, Japan's two-pronged insanity defence offers a defence to a wider range of offenders, considering the narrow nature of the wrongness limb. However, the assessment of the volitional prong presents a significant challenge in murder ...