Are Police vetting decisions free from bias? An experimental vignette study with vetting decision-makers
Are Police vetting decisions free from bias? An experimental vignette study with vetting decision-makers Read the syndicated article here
A tool for wellbeing? Tribunal penalty decisions in cases involving lawyers’ alcohol and other drug use
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A descriptive study of individuals accepted by a Fixated Threat Assessment Centre
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Intelligent justice: AI-driven forensics and legal process for criminal justice reforms
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Judicial reliance on CBCA criteria and their predictive relevance in verdict outcomes: A quantitative analysis of South Korean court rulings
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The added value of self-reported complaints in the prediction of recidivism in Dutch forensic outpatients
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Injustice at the Intersections: Race, Gender, Class, and Criminal Justice
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Desiring Disability: Examining the Social Construction of Transability in the News and Social Media
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Dealing with Apps: Managing Access and Risk in Hybrid Drug Markets
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The mystery of organised crime*
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Tearing Apart the Social Fabric: How Do Conspiracy Beliefs, Tendency for Distinction and Distrust Relate to Political Engagement?
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Laypersons’ beliefs and knowledge about human memory: do jurors require expert evidence about memory?
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