Forensic and Legal Psychology Forensic psychology and legal psychology are primarily concerned with the application of psychological methods and principles germane to legal questions and issues. Forensic psychology generally involves a clinical analysis of individual as it pertains to some legal question or issue. Legal psychology also encompasses empirical research on topics exploring the relationship between law and psychological and behavioral processes. Forensic and Legal Psychology Links www.ap-ls.org/students/graduateIndex.html The Law and Society Association Radical Psychology Network American Society of Criminology American Academy of Forensic Sciences APA Division Links Division 41 - American Psychology and Law Society APA Published Journals Psychology, Public Policy and Law Other Journals American Journal of Forensic Psychology Law and Human Behavior Australian Journal of Forensic Psychology Behavioral Sciences and Law Criminal Justice and Behavior International Journal of Law and Psychiatry International Journal of Forensic Mental Health International Journal of Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology Journal of American Academy of Psychiatry and Law Journal of Forensic Sciences Journal of Forensic Psychology and Practice Law and Psychology Review Legal and Criminological Psychology Psychology Crime and Law Law and Society Review Criminology: An Interdisciplinary Journal Criminology and Public Policy Journal of Legal Studies		Applied Psychological Science Home Related Articles from the Psychological Science Agenda (PSA) Applied Psychological Science listserv (APPS) Non-Academic Careers for Scientific Psychologists Associated APA Divisions Applied Psychologicial Science Resources

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