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ISSN:0147-7307

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Divya Sukumar,Kimberley A Wade,Jacqueline S Hodgson Divya Sukumar
When deceptive suspects are unaware of the evidence the police hold against them, they contradict that evidence more than truthful suspects do-a useful cue to deception. But given that, over time, truthful suspects might forget the past and...
Joshua J Reynolds,Victoria Estrada-Reynolds,Narina Nunez Joshua J Reynolds
Although there is a substantial body of work examining attitudes towards the police, no measure has been developed to consistently capture citizens' beliefs regarding police legitimacy. Given that police conduct has garnered a great deal of...
Valerie P Hans,Rebecca K Helm,Valerie F Reyna Valerie P Hans
Legal systems often require the translation of qualitative assessments into quantitative judgments, yet the qualitative-to-quantitative conversion is a challenging, understudied process. We conducted an experimental test of predictions from...
Jodi L Viljoen,Dana M Cochrane,Melissa R Jonnson Jodi L Viljoen
Although it is widely believed that risk assessment tools can help manage risk of violence and offending, it is unclear what evidence exists to support this view. As such, we conducted a systematic review and narrative synthesis. To identif...
Heather L Dyck,Mary Ann Campbell,Julie L Wershler Heather L Dyck
The risk-need-responsivity model (RNR; Bonta & Andrews, 2017) has become a leading approach for effective offender case management, but field tests of this model are still required. The present study first assessed the predictive validity o...
Andrew M Smith,Gary L Wells,R C L Lindsay et al. Andrew M Smith et al.
We tested the proposition that when eyewitnesses find it difficult to recognize a suspect (as in a culprit-absent showup), eyewitnesses accept a weaker match to memory for making an identification. We tie this proposition to the basic recog...
Evan D Holloway,Keith R Cruise,Samantha L Morin et al. Evan D Holloway et al.
Juvenile probation officers (JPOs) are increasingly using risk/needs assessments to evaluate delinquency risk, identify criminogenic needs and specific responsivity factors, and use this information in case planning. Justice-involved youth ...
Grant Duwe,Michael Rocque Grant Duwe
When sex offenders in Minnesota are assigned risk levels prior to their release from prison, correctional staff frequently exercise professional judgment by overriding the presumptive risk level per an offender's score on the Minnesota Sex ...
Scott E Wolfe,Justin Nix,Bradley A Campbell Scott E Wolfe
Recent policing research has identified a positive relationship between line-level officers' perceptions of organizational justice and their adherence to agency goals and job satisfaction. However, we have little understanding of the factor...
Anna-Kaisa Newheiser,Tina C DeMarco Anna-Kaisa Newheiser
Public discourse regarding the treatment of terrorist suspects typically emphasizes utilitarian "greater-good" justifications related to ensuring public safety. By contrast, we hypothesized that laypeople's judgments of how suspected terror...