Exploring juror evaluations of expert opinions using the Expert Persuasion Expectancy framework

Exploring juror evaluations of expert opinions using the Expert Persuasion Expectancy framework Purpose Factfinders in trials struggle to differentiate witnesses who offer genuinely expert opinions from those who do not.…
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Eyewitness metamemory predicts identification performance in biased and unbiased line‐ups

Eyewitness metamemory predicts identification performance in biased and unbiased line‐ups Purpose Distinguishing accurate from inaccurate identifications is a challenging issue in the criminal justice system, especially for biased police line‐ups.…
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Examining the efficacy of a self‐administered report form in missing person investigations

Examining the efficacy of a self‐administered report form in missing person investigations Purpose The success of missing person investigations often centres on the quality of information obtained in the early…
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What to do with all these Bayes factors: How to make Bayesian reports in deception research more informative

What to do with all these Bayes factors: How to make Bayesian reports in deception research more informative Bayes factors quantify the evidence in support of the null (absence of…
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Disentangling the effects of plea discount and potential trial sentence on decisions to plead guilty

Disentangling the effects of plea discount and potential trial sentence on decisions to plead guilty Background Most criminal convictions are a result of guilty pleas. Concerns have been raised that…
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Plausible lies and implausible truths: Police investigators’ preferences while portraying the role of innocent suspects

Plausible lies and implausible truths: Police investigators’ preferences while portraying the role of innocent suspects Purpose The present study was designed to examine differences between the preferences of police investigators…
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