Technology in the Legal and Criminal Justice Systems

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Introduction

• Introduction to the Special Issue on Technology in the Legal and Criminal Justice Systems
  David DeMatteo and Jennifer Cox

Articles

• Can Neuroimaging Prove Pain and Suffering?: The Influence of Pain Assessment Techniques on Legal Judgments of Physical Versus Emotional Pain
  Hannah J. Phalen, Jessica M. Salerno, and N. J. Schweitzer
• Technology for Assessment and Treatment of Justice-Involved Youth: A Systematic Literature Review
  Lauren Grove, Christopher M. King, Rachel Bomysoad,, Loumarie Vasquez, and Lauren E. Kois
• To Watch or Not to Watch: When Reviewing Body-Worn Camera Footage Improves Police Reports
  Annelies Vredeveldt, Linda Kesteloo, and Alieke Hildebrandt
• International Perspectives on Procedural Justice: Trust and Respect Matter Even When Body-Worn Cameras Are Present
  Diane Sivasubramaniam, Kelly C. Burke, Alana Saulnier, Rebecca Szabo, Emily J. Agius, and Bette L. Bottoms
• Community-Based Participatory Research With Police: Development of a Tech-Enhanced Structured Suicide Risk Assessment and Communication Smartphone Application
  Christopher M. Weaver, Joyce P. Chu, Alexandra Lugo, Naomi Uyeda, Yumi Cha, Taylor Zadonowicz, and Brenna Giordano
• Forensic Practitioners’ Use and Perceptions of Telepsychology Before and During COVID-19
  Paula A. Bernhard, Lauren McDowell, and Gina M. Vincent
• Sound and Credibility in the Virtual Court: Low Audio Quality Leads to Less Favorable Evaluations of Witnesses and Lower Weighting of Evidence
  Elena Bild, Annabel Redman, Eryn J. Newman, Bethany R. Muir, David Tait, and Norbert Schwarz