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ISSN:0147-7307

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Alexander D Perry,Amelia Mindthoff,Skye A Woestehoff et al. Alexander D Perry et al.
Objective: Prior research suggests that jurors may commit the fundamental attribution error when evaluating confession evidence (i.e., failing to recognize the situational pressures inherent to coercive interrogations) an...
Lucy A Guarnera,Jennifer T Perillo,Kyle C Scherr Lucy A Guarnera
Bias is a pervasive aspect of human thought and behavior that influences how we perceive, interpret, and respond to the world around us. Although built on assumptions of fairness and equality, the justice and legal systems are not exempt fr...
L Maaike Helmus,Angela W Eke,Michael C Seto L Maaike Helmus
Objective: We aimed to review research on recidivism risk assessment tools with individuals convicted of child sexual exploitation material (CSEM) offenses and make recommendations for use in forensic, correctional, and l...
Saul M Kassin,Hayley M D Cleary,Gisli H Gudjonsson et al. Saul M Kassin et al.
Wrongful conviction databases have shed light on the fact that innocent people can be induced to confess to crimes they did not commit. Drawing on police practices, core principles of psychology, and forensic studies involving multiple meth...
Megan L Lawrence,Emma R Saiter,Rose E Eerdmans et al. Megan L Lawrence et al.
Objective: Despite the risks inherent to custodial police interrogation, criminal suspects may waive their Miranda rights and submit to police questioning in fear that exercising their rights or remaining silent will make...
Michele Peterson-Badali Michele Peterson-Badali
Objective: There is an increasing recognition of the necessity to establish the predictive validity of risk assessment scores within specific population subgroups, particularly those (including Indigenous peoples) who are...
Hannah J Phalen,Megan L Lawrence,Kristen L Gittings et al. Hannah J Phalen et al.
Objective: There are documented gender disparities in the legal field. We examined whether gender representation on civil trial teams varied on the basis of (a) the degree of regional gender bias "in the air" and (b) time...
Mary Catlin,Talley Bettens,Allison D Redlich et al. Mary Catlin et al.
Objective: Some exonerees receive compensation and aid after being exonerated of their wrongful convictions, and some do not. Looking beyond differences in state statutes, we examined possible reasons for biases in receiv...
Jonathan R Cohn,Rachael T Perrault,David C Cicero et al. Jonathan R Cohn et al.
Objective: Identification and implementation of effective methods for reducing racial/ethnic bias and disparities in legal settings are paramount in the United States and other countries. One procedure originally thought ...
Han Wang,Mengliang Dai Han Wang
Objective: The present study aims to identify meaningful distinct subgroups of legal legitimacy, thereby addressing the need to move beyond a general legitimacy-based model. ...