Examining the links between therapeutic jurisprudence and mental health court completion [0.03%]
论治疗性司法与精神健康法院结案之间的联系
Allison D Redlich,Woojae Han
Allison D Redlich
Research demonstrates that mental health courts (MHCs) lead to improved outcomes compared to traditional criminal court processes. An underlying premise of MHCs is therapeutic jurisprudence (TJ). However, no research, to our knowledge, has ...
Effectiveness of a short-term mental health court: criminal recidivism one year postexit [0.03%]
短期精神健康法院的效果:出庭一年后的犯罪累犯率
Virginia Aldigé Hiday,Heathcote W Wales,Bradley Ray
Virginia Aldigé Hiday
This article investigated criminal recidivism 1 year postexit from a mental health court (MHC), which has, unlike prior MHCs studied, relatively short periods of court supervision. It benefits from a federal pretrial services agency that sc...
Comparative Study
Law and human behavior. 2013 Dec;37(6):401-11. DOI:10.1037/lhb0000030 2013
A cross-validation of the Youth Level of Service/Case Management Inventory (YLS/CMI) among Japanese juvenile offenders [0.03%]
日本未成年犯人格危险性评估量表的验证研究
Masaru Takahashi,Takemi Mori,Daryl G Kroner
Masaru Takahashi
The main purpose of the current research is to examine the applicability of the Youth Level of Service/Case Management Inventory (YLS/CMI) in a Japanese juvenile offender population. Three hundred eighty-nine youths who were released from t...
Reverse deterrence in racial profiling: increased transgressions by nonprofiled whites [0.03%]
逆向威慑与种族定性:非被检定的白人的越轨行为增多
Amy A Hackney,Jack Glaser
Amy A Hackney
A controlled experiment tested the possibility that racial profiling-disproportionate scrutiny of a minority racial group by sanctioned authorities-would have a "reverse deterrent" effect on the illicit behavior of members of a nonprofiled ...
Randomized Controlled Trial
Law and human behavior. 2013 Oct;37(5):348-53. DOI:10.1037/lhb0000038 2013
"Go ahead and sign": an experimental examination of Miranda waivers and comprehension [0.03%]
“尽情签署吧”——关于米兰达警告的签署和理解的一项实验研究
Kyle C Scherr,Stephanie Madon
Kyle C Scherr
This research examined whether the protections afforded by Miranda are compromised by two situational factors that may be present during the Miranda administration process. The factors examined were the police tactic of trivializing the imp...
The expression and interpretation of uncertain forensic science evidence: verbal equivalence, evidence strength, and the weak evidence effect [0.03%]
不确定的法医科学证据的表达与解释:语言等价性、证据强度和弱证据效应
Kristy A Martire,Richard I Kemp,Ian Watkins et al.
Kristy A Martire et al.
Standards published by the Association of Forensic Science Providers (2009, Standards for the formulation of evaluative forensic science expert opinion, Science & Justice, Vol. 49, pp. 161-164) encourage forensic scientists to express their...
The influence of multiple interviews on the verbal markers of children's deception [0.03%]
多次面试对儿童说谎言语标记的影响
Christine Saykaly,Victoria Talwar,R C L Lindsay et al.
Christine Saykaly et al.
This study investigated different verbal expressive markers of children recounting both true and false events. Seventy-eight children (M age = 7.58 years) interacted with a research assistant on 3 consecutive days. All children played a gam...
Paul J Taylor,Coral J Dando,Thomas C Ormerod et al.
Paul J Taylor et al.
The act of conducting an insider attack carries with it cognitive and social challenges that may affect an offender's day-to-day work behavior. We test this hypothesis by examining the language used in e-mails that were sent as part of a 6-...
Does IQ moderate the relation between psychopathy and juvenile offending? [0.03%]
智商能调节心理障碍与青少年犯罪之间的关系吗?
Ashley S Hampton,Deborah A G Drabick,Laurence Steinberg
Ashley S Hampton
Although evidence indicates that both psychopathy and intelligence independently predict juvenile offending, relations among IQ, psychopathy, and offending are inconsistent. We investigated whether intelligence moderates the relation betwee...
Reward-biased risk appraisal and its relation to juvenile versus adult crime [0.03%]
与青少年犯罪而非成人犯罪相关的奖励偏向型风险判断
Elizabeth P Shulman,Elizabeth Cauffman
Elizabeth P Shulman
To what extent is criminal behavior in adolescence attributable to risk appraisal? Using two large cross-sectional samples (N = 929, age range: 10-30 years; and N = 1,357, age range: 12-24 years), we examine whether (a) reward bias in risk ...