Behavioral sciences & the law

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Publications

2023

Giovanna Parmigiani, Gabriele Mandarelli, Gerben Meynen, Stefano Ferracuti
Structured instruments for insanity defense evaluations: Opportunities and limitations. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Stephanie R Penney, Suraya Faziluddin, Alexander I F Simpson, Patti Socha, Treena D Wilkie
Risk, resilience, and recovery in forensic mental health: An integrated conceptual model. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Richard L Frierson, Kaustubh G Joshi
Mental health criminal defenses in persons with neuropsychiatric disorders. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Ana Isabel Jiménez-González, Jaume Masip, Iris Blandón-Gitlin, Carmen Herrero
"It wasn't me, check the cameras!" Suspects' apparent verifiable responses might not indicate innocence. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Kamar Y Tazi, Richard Rogers
Falling through the cracks: Failing to identify compromised Miranda abilities for defendants with limited cognitive capacities. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Gustavo Carvalho de Oliveira, Henrique Oliveira Dumay, Thayná Pereira da Silva, Marina Clara Oliveira Fraga, Alexandre Martins Valença
Cessation of dangerousness status in Brasília, Brazil: An analysis of 144 reports from Federal District Medical Examiner's Office in the last 10 years. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Neil Krishan Aggarwal, Abhishek Jain
Neuroethics and neurolaw in forensic neuropsychiatry: A guide for clinicians. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Richard Rogers, Scott D Bender, Sara E Hartigan
An overview of malingering and deception in neuropsychiatric cases. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Leah Hamovitch, Samantha R Pejic, Lesley Zannella, Jason C Deska
Examining the effect of prison time on landlords' willingness to rent to exonerees: A test of the stigma-by-association framework. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Federico Pacchioni, Marta Bosia, Giulia Moretti, Cristiano Barbieri, Silvia Bellumore, Guido Travaini
Mind the past: A systematic review on psychological autopsy. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Cynthia J Najdowski, Hayley M D Cleary, Paige M Oja
Relations between peer influence, perceived costs versus benefits, and sexual offending among adolescents aware of sex offender registration risk. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Wade C Myers, Mark Safarik, Heng Choon Oliver Chan, Enzo Yaksic
Serial sexual murder by juveniles and the role of sexual sadism: An international study. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
G Camelia Adams, Andrew J Wrath, Mansfield Mela, Andrea DesRoches, Stephen Adams, Anita Andreen, Anne McKenna
Childhood trauma as a mediator between attachment and recidivism risk: A study of Canadian offenders with mental disorders. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Madison F E Almond, Tonia L Nicholls, Karen L Petersen, Michael C Seto, Anne G Crocker
Exploring the nature and prevalence of targeted violence perpetrated by persons found not criminally responsible on account of mental disorder. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Richard Rogers, Kamar Y Tazi, Eric Y Drogin
Forensic assessment instruments: Their reliability and applicability to criminal forensic issues. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Laszlo A Erdodi
From "below chance" to "a single error is one too many": Evaluating various thresholds for invalid performance on two forced choice recognition tests. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Manish A Fozdar
The history of forensic neuropsychiatry. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Yifan Chen, Kevin S Douglas, Zhuo Zhang, Cunli Xiao, Haiyan Wang, Yuhao Wang, Ai Ma
Evaluating the HCR-20 V3 violence risk assessment measure with mentally disordered offenders and civil psychiatric patients in China. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Josie Skala, Jacob X Chavez, Katelin Anderson, Chinmoy Gulrajani
Examiners' perceptions of forensic mental health assessments conducted via videoconferencing. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Lee M Vargen, Darin J Challacombe
Violence risk assessment of Sovereign Citizens: An exploratory examination of the HCR-20 Version 3 and the TRAP-18. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Charles L Scott, Amanie M Salem, William W Tindell, Hunter K Neely, Austin W Blum
The forensic assessment of dissociation: Distinguishing real from the unreal. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Daniel C Murrie, W Neil Gowensmith, Lauren E Kois, Ira K Packer
Evaluations of competence to stand trial are evolving amid a national "competency crisis". Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Emily Denne, Stacia N Stolzenberg
Exploring how attorneys address grooming in criminal trials of child sexual abuse. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Steven James Rubenzer
Ruling out feigned crime-related amnesia? A response to Acklin (2022). Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Lisa Bell Holleran
Life or death: A qualitative examination of mitigating and aggravating evidence presented in capital trials. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Wade C Myers, Alan R Felthous
Introduction to special issue on advances in forensic mental health assessment. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Alan R Felthous, Neha Kulkarni, Catalina Belean
DSM-5-TR diagnosis as a guide to suicide risk assessment. Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)
Ryan C W Hall, Gregory Iannuzzi
Prediction of violence: Part contagious disease, part unpredictable individual: Is a public health assessment approach an additional option and at what cost? Behavioral sciences & the law (2023)

volume 40, number 3, 2022

N Zoe Hilton, Elke Ham, Soyeon Kim
The influence of changes in clinical factors on high-security forensic custody dispositions. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (3) (2022)
Colleen M Berryessa
Losing the lottery of life: Examining intuitions of desert toward the socially and genetically "unlucky" in criminal punishment contexts. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (3) (2022)
Charlotte A Bücken, Ivan Mangiulli, Henry Otgaar
Simulating denial increases false memory rates for abuse unrelated information. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (3) (2022)

volume 40, number 4, 2022

Rahn K Bailey, Chikira H Barker, Amit Grover
Confluence of law enforcement, mental health, and race. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (4) (2022)
Jeffrey Guina, Bradleigh Dornfeld, Debra A Pinals
A 20-year follow-up survey of police officers' experience with Tarasoff warnings: How law enforcement reacts to clinicians' duty to protect. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (4) (2022)
Louise Wing-Ping Chu, Rebecca Wing-Man Lau, Ingrid Wing-Fun Mak
Evidence-based lifestyle medicine interventions to enhance the mental health of law enforcers in Hong Kong: A pilot randomized controlled trial. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (4) (2022)
Haley A Sturges, Cassandra Flick, Karlee Provenza, Narina Nunez
Civil juror compensation and judgments of police use of force at the intersection of race and mental illness. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (4) (2022)

volume 40, number 5, 2022

Ryan Randa, Bradford W Reyns, Ashley Fansher
Victim reactions to being stalked: Examining the effects of perceived offender characteristics and motivations. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (5) (2022)
Alice J Parkhill, Margaret Nixon, Troy E McEwan
A critical analysis of stalking theory and implications for research and practice. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (5) (2022)
T K Logan, Jennifer Landhuis
Should we be paying more attention to firearm threats in ex-partner stalking cases? Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (5) (2022)
Heng Choon Oliver Chan, Alan R Felthous
Introductory essay: International perspectives on stalking from a psycho-criminological approach. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (5) (2022)
Rita Mesquita, Mariana Gonçalves, Célia Ferreira, Marlene Matos
Post break-up stalking: Police-officers' perceptions. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (5) (2022)
Adrian J Scott, Sofia Stathi, Victoria Burniak
Where to draw the line? The influence of prior relationship, perpetrator-target sex and perpetrator motivation on the point at which behavior 'crosses the line' and becomes stalking. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (5) (2022)
Maria Vale, Filipa Pereira, Brian H Spitzberg, Marlene Matos
Cyber-harassment victimization of Portuguese adolescents: A lifestyle-routine activities theory approach. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (5) (2022)
Ilona Laurinaitytė, Ilona Michailovič, Liubovė Jarutienė
Dealing with stalking cases in Lithuania: The role of public perceptions and legal response. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (5) (2022)
Heng Choon Oliver Chan
Perceptions of stalking in Mainland China: Behaviors, motives, and effective coping strategies. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (5) (2022)
Sanna Koulu, Anna Nikupeteri, Merja Laitinen, Mirva Lohiniva-Kerkelä
Does children's fear matter? Evaluating children's positions in Finnish court decisions on stalking. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (5) (2022)

volume 40, number 6, 2022

E Lea Johnston, Christina P Gliser, Jonathan P Haney, Dana L Formon, Naoko Hashimoto, Nadia Rossbach
Extreme emotional disturbance: Legal frameworks and considerations for forensic evaluation. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (6) (2022)
Danielle M Romain Dagenhardt, Tina L Freiburger
Inter-judicial differences in approaching technical violations: Examining the interaction of judge and compliance issue for domestic violence probationers. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (6) (2022)
Jacqueline Katzman, Melanie B Fessinger, Brian H Bornstein, Kelly McWilliams
Waiving goodbye to youth: Jurors perceive transferred juveniles differently from adults but render similar verdicts. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (6) (2022)
Mia A Thomaidou, Colleen M Berryessa
A jury of scientists: Formal education in biobehavioral sciences reduces the odds of punitive criminal sentencing. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (6) (2022)
Melanie Clark Mogavero, Ko-Hsin Hsu, Philip Colin Bolger
A conjunctive analysis of false accusations, official misconduct, and race in violent and sexual exonerations cases. Behavioral sciences & the law 40 (6) (2022)