I’ve always said that I know that a manuscript is ready to submit for publication when it “sings.” It’s not just varied sentence structure that makes a paper sing— it needs to go through a number of other stages first. 🧵
New open access article. Police practices for suspect development likely explain racial disparities in mistaken identifications better than memory failures (e.g., facial recognition matches; identifications elicited with coercive interrogation techniques). https://t.co/eHkOOGmLUr
Psych-law friends, any podcast recommendations? I'm late to the podcast party (ha) but I'd like to start listening to research relevant stuff! Thanks in advance!
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ICYMI: A ground-breaking new book from sociologist @BeccaAnnice challenges conventional wisdom and flips the script on sociological and criminological theories! 🌟🇻🇪 @UFSocCrim@LatamUF
From the science of eyewitness memory to studies on how jurors think, Data for Defenders promotes creative & evidence-based advocacy through research. The database of briefs, motions, & transcripts is designed to expand the toolbox for defenders nationwide https://t.co/OjB48mEwfW
If you weren't convinced already that @MargaretKovera should be APA's next president, her fantastic #SARMAC2023 keynote yesterday on racial disparities in police investigations would surely have convinced you. Please run for US president next?
So lucky that I got to hood the brilliant Dr. Gissel Perez at graduation today! I am incredibly proud of all your hard work and so excited for your next steps at University if Arizona!! Well done Dr. Perez!! 🎉🎉@UF_Soc_Crim@UF@uarizona
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Congratulations again to Dr. Jodi Lane, who was recently awarded the @UF_CLAS 2022-2023 Faculty Advising/Mentor of the Year Award at the UF Faculty and Advisor Awards Reception.
Congratulations to the brilliant Dr. Cassidy Haigh on a successful dissertation defense today! I am so proud of you and am SO excited for you as you embark on your next step - U of Bridgeport is lucky to have you! Well done Dr. Haigh!
Check out this #openaccess special issue of Law and Human Behavior! Thank you to Jenn, Stephane, Brad, and Barry for editing and negotiating the open access, and to @APLS41 for funding it - glad this work is going to be out there and accessible to everyone.
The February special issue is here! This issue has 19 #OpenAccess articles on the topic of Racial Justice in the Criminal Justice and Legal Systems. Thank you to the guest editors Jennifer S. Hunt and Stephane M. Shepherd. Look out for highlights of each article! @APLS41@APLSsc
Lamar Johnson walks free after murder conviction overturned. Grateful to have worked with the team to address the very flawed eyewitness evidence used to wrongfully convict him. https://t.co/duPCG2dJT8 via @stltoday