Special Issue Editor
Table of contents
- Psychology and the Legal System: The Courtroom and Beyond
Pages 117–120
Edkins, Vanessa A.; Falligant, John Michael; Lavoie, Jennifer; Lawal, Temitayo - Reasoning Your Way Out of Miranda Rights: How Juvenile Detainees Relinquish Their Fifth Amendment Protections
Pages 121–130
Sharf, Allyson J.; Rogers, Richard; Williams, Margot M. - Testing a New Approach to Improve Recall in Different Ages: Providing Witnesses With a Model Statement
Pages 131–142
Brackmann, Nathalie; Otgaar, Henry; Roos af Hjelmsäter, Emma; Sauerland, Melanie - Why Do Forensic Experts Disagree? Sources of Unreliability and Bias in Forensic Psychology Evaluations
Pages 143–152
Guarnera, Lucy A.; Murrie, Daniel C.; Boccaccini, Marcus T. - Rape Perpetrator Gender Shapes Liability Judgments: Implications for Disgust and Moral Outrage
Pages 153–166
McCracken, Evan W.; Stevenson, Margaret C. - Police Body Cameras and Us: Public Perceptions of the Justification of the Police Use of Force in the Body Camera Era
Pages 167–175
McCamman, Michael; Culhane, Scott - Zip Code of Conduct: Crime Rate Affects Legal Punishment of Police
Pages 176–186
Granot, Yael; Balcetis, Emily; Stern, Chadly - Racially Diverse Juries Promote Self-Monitoring Efforts During Jury Deliberation
Pages 187–201
Stevenson, Margaret C.; Lytle, Brad L.; Baumholser, BreighAnna J.; McCracken, Evan W. - Testimonial Inconsistencies, Adverse Credibility Determinations, and Asylum Adjudication in the United States
Pages 202–213
Filone, Sarah; DeMatteo, David - On Getting Inside the Judge's Mind
Pages 214–226
Dhami, Mandeep K.; Belton, Ian K.
