Witness testimony : psychological, investigative and evidential perspectives
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Witness testimony : psychological, investigative and evidential perspectives
Oxford University Press, 2006
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"Have you told management about this?"
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Includes bibliographical references and index
収録内容
- General review of the psychology of witness testimony / Elizabeth F. Loftus, David Wolchover and Douglas Page
- Detecting deception in legal contexts / Aldert Vrij
- The effect of learning disabilities on witness testimony / Glynis H. Murphy and Isabel C.H. Clare
- The psychological vulnerabilities of witnesses and the risk of false accusations and false confessions / Gisli H. Gudjonsson
- Effects of drugs on witness memory / H. Valerie Curran
- Recovered memory and false memory / Chris R. Brewin
- Crime-related amnesia / Sven Å. Christianson, Harald Merckelbach and Michael Kopelman
- 'Have you told management about this?' : bringing witness interviewing into the twenty-first century / Eric Shepherd and Rebecca Milne
- Investigative interviewing with children : progress and pitfalls / Graham Davies and Helen Westcott
- Obtaining, recording and admissability of out-of-court witness statements / Anthony Heaton-Armstrong, David Wolchover and Annabel Maxwell-Scott
- Oral confessions to non-investigator witnesses / David Wolchover and Anthony Heaton-Armstrong
- Interpreters and translators in the criminal legal process / Ann Corsellis and Amanda Clement
- Witnesses who use British sign language / Jim Kyle
- Investigative and evidential applications of forensic speech science / Peter French and Philip Harrison
- Identifying the origins of evidential texts / Tim Grant
- Forensic facial identification / Tim Valentine
- Improving visual identification procedures under PACE Code D / David Wolchover and Anthony Heaton-Armstrong
- Assessing contentious eyewitness evidence : a judicial view / Tom Bingham
- Judging eyewitnesses, confessions, informants and alibis : what is wrong with juries and can they do better? / Saul Kassin
- Oral testimony from the witness's perspective : psychological and forensic considerations / Peter Dunn and Eric Shepherd
- Disclosure of Unused Material by Prosecution Authorities and Third Parties / Anthony Heaton-Armstrong, David Corker and David Wolchover
- The admissibility of expert evidence / David Ormerod and Andrew Roberts
- Judicial training / William Young and Sam Katkhuda
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Testimonial evidence remains the greatest source of information available to those who try cases in court.Witness Testimony: Psychological, Investigative, and Evidential Perspectives provides a comprehensive and easily accessible guide to the decision-making and actions of the complete spectrum of practitioner involvement in the criminal justice process, right from initial investigation through to court-room proceedings.
It builds on the content and structure of its ground-breaking predecessor Analysing Witness Testimony: A Guide for Legal Practitioners and Other Professionals (Blackstone Press, March 1999), and consists of 25 chapters written by an expert author team of practitioner and academic lawyers, forensic psychiatrists, and psychologists. The team is led by criminal evidence specialist barristers Anthony Heaton-Armstrong and David Wolchover, chartered forensic psychologist Dr Eric Shepherd,
and Professor of Forensic Psychology, Gisli Gudjonnson.
The book is logically divided into three sections, looking in turn at each of the three inter-related perspectives upon a witness' account; psychological, investigative, and evidential. Section One explains and examines psychological issues, including; witness memory; the effect of learning disabilities; false allegations of sexual assault; and the effect of physical factors such as head injuries and drugs. Section Two covers the crucial investigative issues and concerns in respect of false
allegations; the impact of investigative and questioning style upon children and vulnerable persons; memory performace of witnesses; and linguistic interpretations. Section Three explores evidential issues such as; visual identification procedures; the status of witness demeanour; the reliability of
oral evidence; the relevance of information technology to presentation of evidence; disclosure; the use of expert evidence; and judicial training.
The book will therefore be indispensable to all those involved in the resolution of contentious or disputed evidence, including; members of the judiciary and legal practitioners; crime investigators; and forensic psychologists and psychiatrists.
目次
- FOREWORD
- PREFACE
- INTRODUCTION
- SECTION 1: PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES
- SECTION 2: INVESTIGATIVE PERSPECTIVES
- SECTION 3: EVIDENTIAL PERSPECTIVES
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