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The articles linked below appear in the February, 2011 Special Issue of Current Directions in Psychological Science on Psychology and Law.
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Comment From the Editor
Randall W. Engle
Editor's Introduction: Special Issue on
Psychology and Law Ronald P.
Fisher
Resolving the Offender "Profiling Equations"
and the Emergence of an Investigative
Psychology David V. Canter
Forensic Interviewing Aids: Do Props Help
Children Answer Questions About Touching?
Debra Ann Poole, Maggie Bruck, and
Margaret-Ellen Pipe
Interviewing Cooperative Witnesses
Ronald P. Fisher, Rebecca Milne, and Ray
Bull
Current Issues and Advances in
Misinformation Research Steven J.
Frenda, Rebecca M. Nichols, and Elizabeth F.
Loftus
Eyewitness Identification
Neil Brewer and Gary L. Wells
Outsmarting the Liars: Toward a Cognitive
Lie Detection Approach Aldert Vrij,
Pär Anders Granhag, Samantha Mann, and
Sharon Leal
Suspect Interviews and False Confessions
Gisli H. Gudjonsson and John Pearse
Current Directions in Violence Risk
Assessment Jennifer L. Skeem
and John Monahan
Future Directions in the Restoration of
Competency to Stand Trial
Patricia A. Zapf and Ronald Roesch
The Utility of Scientific Jury Selection:
Still Murky After 30 Years
Joel D. Lieberman
Expert Psychological Testimony
Brian L. Cutler and Margaret Bull Kovera
The Psychology of Trial Judging
Neil Vidmar
Jury Decision Making: Implications For and
From Psychology Brian H.
Bornstein and Edie Greene