Forensic psychology - United States.

Equivocal child abuse by: (Electronic resources)

Beyond common sense = psychological science in the courtroom / by: (Electronic resources)

Psychological injuries = forensic assessment, treatment, and law / by: (Electronic resources)

Offender profiling in the courtroom = the use and abuse of expert witness testimony / by: (Electronic resources)

Proving the unprovable = the role of law, science, and speculation in adjudicating culpability and dangerousness / by: (Electronic resources)

Forensic mental health assessments in death penalty cases by: (Electronic resources)

Expert testimony on the psychology of eyewitness identification by: (Electronic resources)

Traumatic neuroses- Treatment- United States.

Capital punishment- United States.

Child psychologists- Legal status, laws, etc.- United States.

Criminal liability- Social aspects- United States.

Child abuse- Law and legislation- United States.

Criminal behavior, Prediction of- United States.

Forensic psychology- United States.

Mental status examination- United States.

Capital punishment.

Physical-appearance-based bias.

Child psychology- United States.

Violent offenders- United States.

Eyewitness identification- Psychological aspects.- United States

Personal injuries- United States.

Discrimination- United States.

Criminal psychology- United States.

Justice, Administration of- Psychological aspects- United States.

Criminal liability- Psychological aspects.- United States

Mental status examination.

Liability for emotional distress- United States.

Discrimination in justice administration- Psychological aspects- United States.

Forensic sociology- United States.

Evidence, Expert- United States.

Custody of children- United States.

Forensic psychiatry.