Developing and piloting the Consumer Experience of Capacity Assessment Tool (CECAT) [0.03%]
容量评估消费者体验工具（CECAT）的开发与试点测试
Karen Sullivan,Kelly Purser
Karen Sullivan
Autonomy in personal decision-making (DM) is a fundamental human right. Yet, DM can be impaired for many reasons, including poor health. If impairments are suspected, they may be formally investigated via a capacity assessment. The 'consume...
Victims of sexual offences: aspects impacting on participation, cooperation and engagement with the interview process [0.03%]
性侵犯受害者参与合作和配合问讯的情况及其影响因素
William S Webster,Gavin E Oxburgh
William S Webster
The way in which police officers interview sexual offence victims is pivotal to how their cases proceed through the criminal justice system (CJS). However, such interviews have previously been found to be lacking in overall quality, with so...
Inside the shadows: a survey of UK human source intelligence (HUMINT) practitioners, examining their considerations when handling a covert human intelligence source (CHIS) [0.03%]
隐秘之下：关于英国人力情报(HUMINT)从业者针对秘密技术侦察源的考虑因素的一项调查报告
Lee Moffett,Gavin E Oxburgh,Paul Dresser et al.
Lee Moffett et al.
Law enforcement agencies in the UK are embracing evidence-based policing and recognise the importance of human source intelligence (HUMINT) in the decision-making process. A review of the literature identified six categories likely to impac...
The perceived credibility of repeated-event witnesses depends upon their veracity [0.03%]
反复作证者的可信度取决于他们的诚信程度
Sarah L Deck,Helen M Paterson
Sarah L Deck
For repeated crimes like domestic violence and workplace bullying, the primary evidence is often the alleged victim's testimony. Consequently, the perceived credibility of repeated event speakers can be pivotal to legal proceedings. In orde...
New justice system responses to mentally impaired defendants in New Zealand [0.03%]
新西兰精神障碍被告人的新的司法应对措施
Jeremy Skipworth,Warren Brookbanks
Jeremy Skipworth
On 16 March 2020 the District Court in Auckland, New Zealand, had its first sitting as a court dedicated exclusively to cases where issues of fitness to stand trial or insanity had been raised. The impetus for these court sittings, called '...
The impact of voluntariness of apologies on victims' responses in restorative justice: findings of a quantitative study [0.03%]
认罪真诚度对被害人回复性司法反应的影响——定量研究结果报告
Alfred Allan,Justine de Mott,Isolde M Larkins et al.
Alfred Allan et al.
Apologies are ordered in law without certainty about whether or not recipients perceive ordered and voluntary apologies differently. This exploratory study investigates whether or not the voluntariness of apologies influences recipients' pe...
Patricia Weir,Liz Jones,Nicola Sheeran et al.
Patricia Weir et al.
Many lawyers experience regular exposure to traumatic material yet little is known about its effects. This study examines what traumatic material affects lawyers, how they respond in the moment and how they recover. The participants (n = 18...
Advancement in the medicolegal requirement for testamentary capacity assessment in older adults: the dilemmas in Hong Kong [0.03%]
香港老年人遗嘱能力评估的医事法律要求的发展及困境
Chi-Leung Lam,Bonnie W M Siu,Victor C K Yau
Chi-Leung Lam
Medical and legal professionals are increasingly involved in probate disputes in which the validity of a will due to a lack of testamentary capacity in older adults is frequently challenged. The legal test for testamentary capacity under co...
Juror decision-making regarding a defendant diagnosed with borderline personality disorder [0.03%]
陪审员有关边缘型人格障碍被告的判决问题研究
James Baker,Ian Edwards,Peter Beazley
James Baker
Stigma is an established consequence of the Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) diagnosis. This diagnosis is subject to revision in the International Classification of Diseases-11th Revision (ICD-11). Using the legal issue of diminished r...
Credibility assessments of alibi accounts: the role of cultural intergroup bias [0.03%]
可信度评估与不在场证明：文化群体间偏见的作用
Nir Rozmann,Galit Nahari
Nir Rozmann
Research has shown that judges and jurors are influenced by suspect ethnicity and that they might discriminate against out-group suspects in making decisions. This study examined the tendency to favor in-group members, as predicted by socia...