The Trojan horse in the courtroom: The impact of flawed AI advice on legal discretionary decision‐making
The Trojan horse in the courtroom: The impact of flawed AI advice on legal discretionary decision‐making Abstract Purpose AI-assisted adjudication is increasingly embedded in judicial decision-making, yet whether legal professionals…
The lie in the eyes: Ocular indicators and machine‐learning models with a cognitive load paradigm to detect lying
The lie in the eyes: Ocular indicators and machine‐learning models with a cognitive load paradigm to detect lying Abstract Purpose Behavioural and ocular markers may provide reliable indicators of lying,…
The history of an idea: The cognitive interview
The history of an idea: The cognitive interview Abstract Purpose We describe here the 40-year history of the Cognitive Interview (CI) protocol, which was developed initially to enhance victim and…
Expanding automated LLM coding of question type: Tags and ‘do you know’ questions
Expanding automated LLM coding of question type: Tags and ‘do you know’ questions Abstract Purpose Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly used in place of manual coding to classify questions…
Perceived procedural justice and inmates’ psychological well‐being: The indirect effect of just world beliefs
Perceived procedural justice and inmates' psychological well‐being: The indirect effect of just world beliefs Abstract Purpose Psychological well-being is critically important for inmates' mental health and for the effectiveness of…
Attitudes towards crime, compassion and revenge among prisoners and university students: A comparative and mediation study
Attitudes towards crime, compassion and revenge among prisoners and university students: A comparative and mediation study Abstract Objectives This study examined attitudes towards crime, compassion and revenge among prisoners and…
May we tighten the screws? An experiment on public acceptance of pressure during police interrogations
May we tighten the screws? An experiment on public acceptance of pressure during police interrogations Abstract Purpose Many countries have vague limits on how much pressure police may use during…
Susceptibility to algorithmic recommendations in simulated jury decision making
Susceptibility to algorithmic recommendations in simulated jury decision making Abstract Introduction AI decision-support systems have become increasingly integrated into judicial contexts. This research asks about their influence on human judgements,…
Prior victimization and self‐reported misconduct in prison: Examining the moderating role of correctional staff procedural justice
Prior victimization and self‐reported misconduct in prison: Examining the moderating role of correctional staff procedural justice Abstract Purpose This study examines whether correctional staff procedural justice moderates the relationship between…
The impact of skeletal evidence modality upon stress, emotional reactivity, juror comprehension and decision making
The impact of skeletal evidence modality upon stress, emotional reactivity, juror comprehension and decision making Abstract Purpose Graphic forensic evidence in courtrooms via 3D-computer models and 3D-printed skeletal models may…
Beyond lay justice: How varied legal training fosters rule‐based legal thinking
Beyond lay justice: How varied legal training fosters rule‐based legal thinking Abstract Purpose This study investigated the role of varied legal training in rule-based legal thinking (RLT)—the capacity to apply…
Interpersonal trust and information disclosure in early‐stage adult grooming
Interpersonal trust and information disclosure in early‐stage adult grooming Abstract Purpose Adult grooming faces societal scepticism and is legally complex. There is a lack of empirical evidence, despite increasing recognition…