Monitor on Psychology
Do juror pressures lead to unfair verdicts?
(March 2008)
Prescriptive authority in the states (February 2008)
Judges' individual differences in sentencing (February 2008)
The court considers ‘me too’ testimony (January 2008)
O.J.’s courtroom legacy lives on (December 2007)
Keeping the peace (December 2007)
Should society get a share of punitive damage awards? (November 2007)
Access to care is scarce for immigrants, yet need is acute (October 2007)
Can schools consider racial composition? (October 2007)
Psychologists' testimony may not help (October 2007)
Sampling and mass torts: The use of statistical samples in court (September 2007)
Effects of summary information in trials (July/August 2007)
The taming of the clue: Psychology in the crime lab (June 2007)
The pitfalls of eyewitness evidence (June 2007)
The practice of allowing juror questions gains momentum (June 2007)
The problem with DNA (June 2007)
Family education key in child-custody disputes (June 2007)
The 'CSI Effect': Now playing in a courtroom near you? (June 2007)
Elders on death row (April 2007)
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