Cumulative disadvantage: A psychological framework for understanding how innocence can lead to confession, wrongful conviction, and beyond
False confessions are a contributing factor in almost 30% of DNA exonerations in the United
States. Similar problems have been documented all over the world. We present a novel …
States. Similar problems have been documented all over the world. We present a novel …
A survey of potential jurors' perceptions of interrogations and confessions.
Confessions represent one of the most influential types of evidence, and research has
shown that mock jurors often fail to dismiss unreliable confession evidence. However, recent …
shown that mock jurors often fail to dismiss unreliable confession evidence. However, recent …
An attribution theory–based content analysis of mock jurors' deliberations regarding coerced confessions.
Objective: Because confessions are sometimes unreliable, it is important to understand how
jurors evaluate confession evidence. We conducted a content analysis testing an attribution …
jurors evaluate confession evidence. We conducted a content analysis testing an attribution …
The right to remain silent: Realities and illusions
Most Western democracies recognize the right to remain silent as operationalized through
the warning-and-waiver requirements introduced by the US Supreme Court in Miranda v …
the warning-and-waiver requirements introduced by the US Supreme Court in Miranda v …
Police interviewing in Taiwan: A self-report survey of practices and beliefs
Following upon a prior survey of 631 North American law enforcement officers, and in light of
heightened concerns about false confessions, we assessed the interrogation practices and …
heightened concerns about false confessions, we assessed the interrogation practices and …
When do false accusations lead to false confessions? Preliminary evidence for a potentially overlooked alternative explanation
In the present study, we have taken a novel approach in confession research to investigate
and compare situational as well as individual risk factors among false confessors and true …
and compare situational as well as individual risk factors among false confessors and true …
Police tactics and guilt status uniquely influence suspects' physiologic reactivity and resistance to confess.
Research has identified numerous factors that influence suspects during police
interrogations. However, the dynamics between individuals' physiologic reactivity and their …
interrogations. However, the dynamics between individuals' physiologic reactivity and their …
Intent-to-treat in the “cheating” paradigm: A meta-analysis
Objectives The “cheating paradigm” is an often-used procedure that randomly assigns
participants to cheat (guilty) or not cheat (innocent). However, not all participants conform to …
participants to cheat (guilty) or not cheat (innocent). However, not all participants conform to …
[BOOK][B] The Routledge international handbook of legal and investigative psychology
R Bull, I Blandón-Gitlin - 2019 - books.google.com
The Routledge International Handbook of Legal and Investigative Psychology explores
contemporary topics in psychological science, applying them to investigative and legal …
contemporary topics in psychological science, applying them to investigative and legal …
The Miranda penalty: Inferring guilt from suspects' silence.
ML Lawrence, ER Saiter, RE Eerdmans… - Law and human …, 2024 - search.proquest.com
Objective: Despite the risks inherent to custodial police interrogation, criminal suspects may
waive their Miranda rights and submit to police questioning in fear that exercising their rights …
waive their Miranda rights and submit to police questioning in fear that exercising their rights …