The concept of arguing aspects of legal scenarios in order to facilitate student learning
within the law curriculum originated in the vocational Inns of Court in fourteenth-century …

In 2006, the Government proposed allowing prosecutors in England and Wales to adduce
'general'expert witness testimony in rape cases. This initiative was based on two …

The current research represents a preliminary study applying guidance given in the Civil
Procedure Rules Practice Direction (UK) to assess the quality of expert psychological …

Suggestibility and witness interviewing using the cognitive interview and NICHD protocol
Page 207 Suggestibility in Legal Contexts: Psychological Research and Forensic …

Since the 1970s there has been a rising trend in South Africa for legal professionals to use
the services of psychologists in legal proceedings. Psychologists have therefore …

Australian Courtrooms are presently under pressure to adopt suitable technologies for
evidence presentation in the courtrooms. This decision is to alleviate reliance on increasing …

Using a mock trial paradigm that consisted of fictitious criminal trials and a sample of
laypersons as jurors, the project conducted three experiments, with each experiment …

This article outlines the context and history of the development of the Court Education for
Young Witnesses service for children who give evidence in the criminal court in New …

Changes in the format and process of interviewing in the UK came about partly due to a
number of miscarriages of justice (for example the Guildford Four, the Birmingham Six) that …

Much academic literature explores the reliability of expert evidence in criminal proceedings
in England and Wales. However, almost no attention has been paid to misconduct by …