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تازه‌های مقالات خارجی شهریور 1400

 

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TITLE – AUTHOR – SPECIFICATION

100624 Corporate culture and the employment of persons with disabilities/Lisa Schur, Douglas Krusez, Peter Blanck.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.1: 3-20.
100625 Diversity in context: how organizational culture shapes reactions to workers with disabilities and others who are demographically different/Sandra E. Spataro.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.1: 21-38.
100626 The quest to make accessibility a corporate article of faith at Microsoft: case study of corporate culture and human resource dimensions/Leonard A. Sandlery, Peter Blanck.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. No.1: 39-64.
100627 Emerging technologies and corporate culture at Microsoft: a methodological note/David Klein, James Schmeling, Peter Blanck.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.1: 65-96.
100628 Disability as diversity in fortune 100 companies/Phoebe Ball … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.1: 97-121.
100629 Challenges of organizational learning: perpetuation of discrimination against employees with disabilities/Lynn Perry Wooten, Erika Hayes James.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.1: 123-141.
100630 Disabilities and impairments: strategies for workplace integration/Andrew C. Ward, Paul M. A. Baker.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.1: 143-160.
100631 Assessing the effectiveness of jail diversion programs for persons with serious mental illness and co occurring substance use disorders/Henry Steadman, Michelle Naples.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.2: 163-170.
100632 Efficacy of a Mental Health Treatment Court with assertive community treatment/Merith Cosden … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.2: 199-214.
100633 Evaluating the efficiency and community safety goals of the Broward County Mental Health Court/Annette Christy … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.2: 227-243.
100634 Integrating the criminal justice system into mental health service delivery: the worcester diversion experience/Albert J. Grudzinskas … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.2: 277-293.
100635 Victim centric diversion? The electronic monitoring of domestic violence cases/Peter R. Ibarra, Edna Erez.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.2: 259-276.
100636 The role of competency to stand trial in mental health courts/Kathleen P. Stafford, Dustin B. Wygant.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.2: 245-258.
100637 Perceived deterrence and outcomes in drug court/Douglas B. Marlowe … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.2: 183-198.
100638 Is death row obsolete? A decade of mainstreaming death sentenced inmates in Missouri/Mark D. Cunningham, Thomas  Reidy, Jon R. Sorensen.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.3: 307-320.
100639 Juror reactions to jury duty: perceptions of the system and potential stressors/Brian H. Bornstein … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.3: 321-346.
100640 Debtor education, financial literacy, and pending bankruptcy legislation/Richard L. Wiener … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.3: 347-366.
100641 From discretion to disagreement explaining disparities in judges’ pretrial decisions/Mandeep K. Dhami.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.3: 367-386.
100642 The problem behavior model: the development of a stalkers clinic and a threateners clinic/Lisa J. Warren … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.3: 387-397.
100643 What policymakers need and must demand from research regarding the employment rate of persons with disabilities/Robert Silverstein, George Julnes , Renee Nolan.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.3: 399-448.
100644 The new face of terrorism: socio cultural foundations of contemporary terrorism/Jerrold M. Post.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.4: 451-465.
100645 Social psychology, terrorism, and identity: a preliminary re examination of theory, culture, self, and society/Michael P. Arena, Bruce A. Arrigo.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.4: 485-506.
100646 The intelligence community and the war on terror: the role of behavioral science/Kenneth G. Busch, Sidney H. Weissman.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.4: 559-571.
100647 Al Qaeda’s operational evolution: behavioral and organizational perspectives/Randy Borum, Michael Gelles.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.4: 467-483.
100648 The impact of mental health evidence on support for capital punishment: are defendants labeled psychopathic considered more deserving of death?/John F. Edens … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.5: 603-625.
100649 A retrospective examination of outpatient commitment in New York/Steven K. Erickson.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.5: 627-645.
100650 Responding to persons with mental illnesses: police perspectives on specialized and traditional practices/Courtenay L. Sellers … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.5: 647-657.
100651 Witness preparation training with real and simulated criminal defendants/Marcus T. Boccaccini, Trina Gordon, Stanley L. Brodsky.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.5: 659-687.
100652 Understanding community re entry of former prisoners with mental illness: a conceptual model to guide new research/Jeffrey Draine … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.5: 689-707.
100653 Eyewitness testimony: tracing the beliefs of Swedish legal professionals/Par Anders Granhag, Leif A. Stromwall, Maria Hartwig.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.5: 709-727.
100654 Gender and psychopathy: an overview of important issues and introduction to the special issue/Tonia L. Nicholls, John Petrila.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.6: 729-741.
100655 Nipping psychopathy in the bud: an examination of the convergent, predictive, and theoretical utility of the PCL YV among adolescent girls/Candice L. Odgers, N. Dickon Reppucci, Marlene M. Moretti.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.6: 743-763.
100656 Figuring out la femme fatale: conceptual and assessment issues concerning psychopathy in females/Elham Forouzan, David J. Cooke.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.6: 765-778.
100657 Psychopathy in women: a review of its clinical usefulness for assessing risk for aggression and criminality/Tonia L. Nicholls … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.6: 779-802.
100658 The association of psychopathic traits with aggression and delinquency in non referred boys and girls/Monica A. Marsee, Persephanie Silverthorn, Paul J. Frick.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.6: 803-817.
100659 Validation of the psychopathic personality inventory on a female inmate sample/Stacey D. Berardino … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.6: 819-836.
100660 Gender differences in psychopathy in a swedish offender sample/Susanne Strand, Henrik Belfrage.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2005; Vol.23, No.6: 837-850.
100661 Comparing the constructs of antisocial personality disorder and psychopathy in a sample of incarcerated women/Janet I. Warren, Susan C. South.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.1: 1-20.
100662 Psychopathy, aggression, and the processing of emotional stimuli in non referred girls and boys/Eva R. Kimonis … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.1: 21-37.
100663 Psychopathy in adolescent female offenders: an item response theory analysis of the psychopathy checklist: youth version/Crystal L. Schrum, Randall T. Salekin.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.1: 39-63.
100664 Gender differences in attitudes toward psychopathic sexual offenders/Laura S. Guy, John F. Edens.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.1: 65-85.
100665 Exploration of the association between apology and forgiveness amongst victims of human rights violations/Alfred Allan … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.1: 87-102.
100666 The aftermath: aspects of recovery described by perpetrators of maternal filicide committed in the context of severe mental illness/Josephine Stanton, Alexander I. F. Simpson.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.1: 103-112.
100667 Opinion formation in evaluating the adjudicative competence and restorability of criminal defendants: a review of 8,000 evaluations/Warren, Janet I … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.2: 113-132.
100668 An empirical investigation of psychopathy in a noninstitutionalized and noncriminal sample/David DeMatteo, Kirk Heilbrun, Geoffrey Marczyk.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.2: 133-146.
100669 Cues they use: clinicians’ endorsement of risk cues in predictions of dangerousness/Michael S. Odeh, Robert A. Zeiss, Matthew T. Huss.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.2: 147-156.
100670 Assessing the evolving standards of decency: perceptions of capital punishment for juveniles/Rachel Kalbeitzer, Naomi E. Sevin Goldstein.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.2: 157-178.
100671 The effects of defendant race, victim race, and juror gender on evidence processing in a murder trial/Robert ForsterLee … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.2: 179-198.
100672 A comparison of selected Rorschach variables of violent female offenders and female non offenders/Ghitta Weizmann Henelius … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.2: 199-213.
100673 Arbitrariness and the death penalty: how the defendant’s appearance during trial influences capital jurors’ punishment decision/Michael E. Antonio.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.2: 215-234.
100674 Introduction to this issue: international perspectives on delusional disorders and the law/Pamela J. Taylor, Alan R. Felthous.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.3: 235-240.
100675 Delusion in general and forensic psychiatry – historical and contemporary aspects/Paul Hoff.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.3: 241-255.
100676 Genetics and delusional disorder/Alastair G. Cardno, Peter McGuffin.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.3: 257-276.
100677 Psychological processes and paranoia: implications for forensic behavioural science/Richard P. Bentall, Jayne L. Taylor.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.3: 277-294.
100678 Stereotypic delusional offending/John Junginger.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.3: 295-311.
100679 Delusional disorder and delusions: is there a risk of violence in social interactions about the core symptom?/Pamela J. Taylor.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.3: 313-331.
100680 Vexatious litigants and unusually persistent complainants and petitioners: from querulous paranoia to querulous behaviour/Paul E. Mullen, Grant Lester.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.3: 333-349.
100681 Pharmacotherapy of delusional disorders in the context of offending and the potential for compulsory treatment/Douglas A. Smith, Peter F. Buckley.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.3: 351-367.
100682 A hypothetical clinical vignette of delusional disorder: how potential legal issues could be addressed in the United Kingdom and the United States/Pamela J. Taylor, Alan R. Felthous.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.3: 369-372.
100683 Paranoia in the criminal courts/John Gunn, Alec Buchanan.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.3: 373-383.
100684 The application of civil commitment law and practices to a case of delusional disorder: a cross national comparison of legal approaches in the United States and the United Kingdom/Philip Fennell, Robert Lloyd Goldstein.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.3: 385-406.
100685 Capacity to consent to or refuse treatment and/or research: theoretical considerations/Elyn R. Saks, Dilip V. Jeste.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.4: 411-429.
100686 Capacity to consent to research in schizophrenia: the expanding evidence base/Laura B. Dunn.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.4: 431-445.
100687 Informed consent for schizophrenia research: what is an investigator (or IRB) to do?/Barton W. Palmer.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.4: 447-752.
100688 Declining medical decision making capacity in mild AD: a two year longitudinal study/Justin S. Huthwaite … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.4: 453-463.
100689 Cognitive capacities of older adults who are asked to consent to medical treatment or to clinical research/Margaret Gatz.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.4: 465-468.
100690 The capacity to appoint a proxy and the possibility of concurrent proxy directives/Scott Y. H. Kim, Paul S. Appelbaum.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.4: 469-478.
100691 Can or should CAP be applied to child research subjects?: A comment on Kim and Appelbaum/Jan C. Costello.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.4: 479-484.
100692 A therapeutic jurisprudence perspective on participation in research by subjects with reduced capacity to consent: a comment on Kim and Appelbaum/Bruce J. Winick, Kenneth W. Goodman.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.4: 485-494.
100693 Involuntary treatment and competence to proceed in the criminal process: capital and noncapital cases/Robert F. Schopp.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.4: 495-528.
100694 Competency in the criminal context: an analysis of Robert Schopp’s views/Christopher Slobogin.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.4: 529-534.
100695 The therapeutic misconception and our models of competency and informed consent/Charles W. Lidz.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.4: 535-546.
100696 Commentary on TM and our models of informed consent by Charles W. Lidz/Anthony Charuvastra, Stephen Marder.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.4: 547-552.
100697 Enhancing the informed consent process: a conceptual overview/Lisa T. Eyler, Dilip V. Jeste.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.4: 553-568.
100698 Commentary on eyler and jeste: practical issues in consent capacity and mental disorders/David Shore, Pamela Hayes Shell, Christine Moretto Wishnoff.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.4: 569-572.
100699 Rotting with their rights on: why the criteria for ending commitment or restraint of liberty need not be the same as the criteria for initiating commitment or restraint of liberty, and how the restraint may sometimes justifiably continue after its prerequisites are no longer satisfied/Ken Kress.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.4: 573-598.
100700 Steel traps and unattainable aspirations: a comment on Kress/Stephen J. Morse.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.4: 599-606.
100701 Decisional capacity in mental illness and substance use disorders: empirical database and policy implications/Dilip V. Jeste, Elyn Saks.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.4: 607-628.
100702 Psychopathy and malingering of psychiatric disorder in criminal defendants/L. Thomas Kucharski … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.5: 633-644.
100703 Damages and rewards: assessment of malingered disorders in compensation cases/Richard Rogers, Joshua W. Payne.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.5: 645-658.
100704 Do tests of malingering concur? Concordance among malingering measures/Melanie R. Farkas … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.5: 659-671.
100705 From flawed self assessment to blatant whoppers: the utility of voluntary and involuntary behavior in detecting deception/Paul Ekman, Maureen O’Sullivan.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.5: 673-686.
100706 Investigating the M FAST: psychometric properties and utility to detect diagnostic specific malingering/Laura S. Guy, Phylissa P. Kwartner, Holly A. Miller.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.5: 687-702.
100707 Adults’ ability to detect children’s lying/Angela M. Crossman, Michael Lewis.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.5: 703-715.
100708 The classification of violence risk/John Monahan …[et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.6: 721-730.
100709 Suicide related behavior after psychiatric hospital discharge: implications for risk assessment and management/Jennifer L. Skeem … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.6: 713-746.
100710 Short Term Assessment of Risk and Treatability (START): the case for a new structured professional judgment scheme/Christopher D. Webster … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.6: 747-766.
100711 A dynamic assessment of offender risk, needs, and strengths in a sample of pre release general offenders/Holly A. Miller.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.6: 767-782.
100712 Evaluating the validity of anger regulation problems, interpersonal style, and disturbed mental state for predicting inpatient violence/Michael Doyle, Mairead Dolan.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.6: 783-798.
100713 The dynamic appraisal of situational aggression: an instrument to assess risk for imminent aggression in psychiatric inpatients/James R. P. Ogloff, Michael Daffern.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.6: 799-813.
100714 Public attitudes about the culpability and punishment of young offenders/Elizabeth S. Scott … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.6: 815-832.
100715 Outcome of patients rehabilitated through a New Zealand forensic psychiatry service: a 7.5 year retrospective study/Alexander I. F. Simpson … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.6: 833-843.
100716 Pre-arrest diversion of people with mental illness: literature review and international survey/Kathleen Hartford, Robert Carey, James Mendonca.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2006; Vol.24, No.6: 845-856.
100717 Adjudicative competence and comprehension of Miranda rights in adolescent defendants: a comparison of legal standards/Jodi L. Viljoen, Patricia A. Zapf, Ronald Roesch.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.1: 1-19.
100718 The relation of psychopathy to concurrent aggression and antisocial behavior in high risk adolescent girls and boys/Stephanie R. Penney, Marlene M. Moretti.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.1: 21-41.
100719 Are release recommendations for NGRI acquittees informed by relevant data?/Gina M. Manguno Mire … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.1: 43-55.
100720 The impact of death qualification, belief in a just world, legal authoritarianism, and locus of control on venirepersons’ evaluations of aggravating and mitigating circumstances in capital trials/Brooke Butler, Gary Moran.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.1: 57-68.
100721 Kidnapping: a criminal profile of persons convicted 1979-2001/Keith Soothill, Brian Francis, Elizabeth Ackerley.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.1: 69-84.
100722 Interpretive flexibility: why doesn’t insight incite controversy in mental health law?/Kate Diesfeld, Stefan Sjostrom.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.1: 85-101.
100723 Attribution of blame to rape victims among therapists and non therapists/Yael Idisis, Sarah Ben David, Efrat Ben Nachum.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.1: 103-120.
100724 Relationships between personal values and reported behavior on ethical scenarios for law students/Josephine Palermo, Grad Dip, Adrian Evans.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.1: 121-136.
100725 Diverting multi-problem youth from juvenile justice: investigating the importance of community influence on placement and recidivism/Zachary K. Hamilton … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.1: 137-158.
100726 A brief history of the concept of free will: issues that are and are not germane to legal reasoning/Phillip Cary.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.2: 165-181.
100727 Free will in context: a contemporary philosophical perspective/Patrick Grim B. Phil.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.2: 183-201.
100728 The non-problem of free will in forensic psychiatry and psychology/Stephen J. Morse.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.2: 203-220.
100729 Free will, the self, and the brain/Gilberto Gomes.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.2: 221-234.
100730 Free will from the viewpoint of teleological behaviorism/Howard Rachlin.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.2: 235-250.
100731 The historical debate on brain and legal responsibility revisited/Hans Ludwig Kroeber.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.2: 251-261.
100732 Decision making and free will: a neuroscience perspective/Kelly Burns, Antoine Bechara.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.2: 263-280.
100733 The concept of free will: philosophy, neuroscience and the law/Susan Pockett.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.2: 281-293.
100734 The neuroscience of free will/Laurence R. Tancredi.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.2: 295-308.
100735 Free will: reconciling German civil law with Libet’s neurophysiological studies on the readiness potential/Wolfram Kawohl, Elmar Habermeyer.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.2: 309-320.
100736 Aggression, psychopathy and free will from a cognitive neuroscience perspective/R. J. R. Blair.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.2: 321-331.
100737 Guardianship determinations by judges, attorneys, and guardians/Melanie Gavisk, Edith Greene.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.3: 339-353.
100738 The perceived credibility of older adults as witnesses and its relation to ageism/Katrin Mueller Johnson … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.3: 355-375.
100739 Gray, black, and blue: the state of research and intervention for intimate partner abuse among elders/Sarah L Desmarais, Candidate Kim A Reeves.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.3: 377-391.
100740 Decision making capacity in elderly, terminally ill patients with cancer/Brooke Myers Sorger … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.3: 393-404.
100741 Granny, (don’t) get your gun: competency issues in gun ownership by older adults/Edith Greene, Brian H. Bornstein, Hannah Dietrich.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.3: 405-423.
100742 Statutory reform is associated with improved court practice: results of a tri state comparison/Jennifer Moye … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.3: 425-436.
100743 The function of punishment in the civil commitment of sexually violent predators/Kevin M. Carlsmith, John Monahan, Alison Evans.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.4: 437-448.
100744 Constructing insanity: jurors’ prototypes, attitudes, and legal decision making/Jennifer Eno Louden, Jennifer L Skeem.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.4: 449-470.
100745 Facets of psychopathy, Axis II traits, and behavioral dysregulation among jail detainees/Richard Rogers, Mandy J. Jordan, Kimberly S. Harrison.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.4: 471-483.
100746 Improving forensic tribunal decisions: the role of the clinician/Shari A. McKee, Grant T. Harris, Marnie E. Rice.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.4: 485-506.
100747 Determining dangerousness in sexually violent predator evaluations: cognitive experiential self theory and juror judgments of expert testimony/Joel D. Lieberman … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.4: 407-426.
100748 Can defendants with mental retardation successfully fake their performance on a test of competence to stand trial?/Caroline Everington, Heidi Notario Smull, Mel L. Horton.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.4: 545-560.
100749 The role of death qualification and need for cognition in venirepersons’ evaluations of expert scientific testimony in capital trials/Brooke Butler, Gary Moran.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.4: 561-571.
100750 Plea bargaining recommendations by criminal defense attorneys: evidence strength, potential sentence, and defendant preference/Greg M. Kramer, Melinda Wolbransky, Kirk Heilbrun.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.4: 573-585.
100751 Megan’s law and its impact on community re entry for sex offenders/Jill S. Levenson, David A. D’Amora, Andrea L. Hern.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.4: 587-602.
100752 Criminality and continued DUI offense: criminal typologies and recidivism among repeat offenders/Richard A. LaBrie … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.4: 603-614.
100753 Short term involuntary examination of older adults in Florida/Annette Christy, Jennifer Bond, Scott Young Young.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.5: 615-628.
100754 Elderly homicide in Chicago: a research note/Seena Fazel … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.5: 629-639.
100755 The relationship between guardian certification requirements and guardian sanctioning: a research issue in elder law and policy/Winsor C. Schmidt, Fevzi Akinci, Sarah A. Wagner.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.5: 641-653.
100756 A comparative study of laws, rules, codes and other influences on nursing homes’ disaster preparedness in the Gulf Coast states/Lisa M. Brown, Kathryn Hyer, LuMarie Polivka West.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.5: 655-675.
100757 Elders in the justice system: how the system treats elders in trials, during imprisonment, and on death row/L. Beth Gaydon, Monica K. Miller.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.5: 677-699.
100758 Elder research: filling an important gap in psychology and law/Eve M. Brank.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.5: 701-716.
100759 Levels of psychopathy and its correlates: a study of incarcerated youths in three states/Richard Dembo … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.5: 717-738.
100760 Predictive validity of the Dutch PCL:YV for institutional disruptive behavior: findings from two samples of male adolescents in a juvenile justice treatment institution/Jacqueline Das … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.5: 739-755.
100761 Police practices and perceptions regarding juvenile interrogation and interrogative suggestibility/Jessica R. Meyer, N. Dickon Reppucci.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.6: 757-780.
100762 A national survey of state legislation defining mental retardation: implications for policy and practice after Atkins/David DeMatteo, Geoffrey Marczyk, Michele Pich.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.6: 781-802.
100763 Toward a psychopathology of self control theory: the importance of narcissistic traits/Michael G. Vaughn … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.6: 803-821.
100764 When is profiling possible? Offense planning and aggression as moderators in predicting offender age from victim age in stranger rape/Alasdair M. Goodwill, Laurence J. Alison.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.6: 423-840.
100765 Application of the behavioral investigative support system for profiling perpetrators of serial sexual assaults/Kaeko Yokota … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.6: 841-856.
100766 Death qualification and prejudice: the effect of implicit racism, sexism, and homophobia on capital defendants’ right to due process/Brooke Butler.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.6: 857-867.
100767 No skin off my back: retribution deficits in psychopathic motives for punishment/Eyal Aharoni, Lisa L. Weintraub, Alan J. Fridlund.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.6: 869-889.
100768 Examining the effectiveness of an intervention designed for the restoration of competency to stand trial/Crystal Mueller, Michael Wylie.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.6: 891-900.
100769 The relationship between DSM IV cluster B personality disorders and psychopathy according to Hare’s criteria: clarification and resolution of previous contradictions/Christian Huchzermeier … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.6: 901-911.
100770 A developmental approach to violence, hostile attributions, and paranoid thinking in adolescence/Susan Bailey … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2007; Vol.25, No.6: 913-929.
100771 Introduction to this issue: international perspectives on brain imaging and the law/Alan R. Felthous.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.1: 1-6.
100772 Structural brain abnormalities in psychopaths a review/Sabrina Weber … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.1: 7-28.
100773 Flickering admissibility: neuroimaging evidence in the U.S. courts/Jane Campbell Moriarty.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.1: 29-49.
100774 Neural correlates of deficient response inhibition in mentally disordered violent individuals/Ian Barkataki … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.1: 51-64.
100775 Brain abnormalities in antisocial individuals: implications for the law/Yaling Yang, Andrea L. Glenn, Adrian Raine.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.1: 65-83.
100776 The effects of neuroimaging and brain injury on insanity defenses/Jessica R. Gurley, David K. Marcus.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.1: 85-97.
100777 Structural and functional MRI findings in children and adolescents with antisocial behavior/Timo D. Vloet … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.1: 99-111.
100778 Neurophilosophical perspectives of neuroimaging in forensic psychiatry giving way to a paradigm shift?/Joachim Witzel … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.1: 113-130.
100779 Disturbed prefrontal and temporal brain function during emotion and cognition interaction in criminal psychopathy/Jurgen L. Muller … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.1: 131-150.
100780 Juvenile psychopathy and judicial decision making: an empirical analysis of an ethical dilemma/Shayne Jones, Elizabeth Cauffman.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.2: 151-165.
100781 Predictors of verdict and punitive damages in high stakes civil litigation/Katherine V. Vinson, Mark A. Costanzo, Dale E. Berger.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.2: 167-186.
100782 Judicial gatekeeping and the social construction of the admissibility of expert testimony/Mara L. Merlino, Colleen I. Murray, James T. Richardson.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.2: 187-206.
100783 Anticipatory injustice among adolescents: age and racial/ethnic differences in perceived unfairness of the justice system/Jennifer L. Woolard, Samantha Harvell, Sandra Graham.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.2: 207-226.
100784 Serial and single victim rapists: differences in crime scene violence, interpersonal involvement, and criminal sophistication/Jisun Park … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.2: 227-237.
100785 Relation between parenting stress and psychopathic traits among children/Paula J. Fite, Leilani Greening, Laura Stoppelbein.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.2: 239-248.
100786 Empirical evidence on the use and effectiveness of telepsychiatry via videoconferencing: Implications for forensic and correctional psychiatry/Diana J. Antonacci … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.3: 253-269.
100787 VA telemental health: Suicide assessment/Linda Godleski … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.3: 271-286.
100788 Telepsychiatry with rural American Indians: issues in civil commitments/Jay H. Shore … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.3: 287-300.
100789 Teleconferencing model for forensic consultation, court testimony, and continuing education/Thomas W. Miller … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.3: 301-313.
100790 Telepsychiatry in Chennai, India: The SCARF experience/Rangaswamy Thara, Sujit John, Kotteswara Rao.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.3: 315-322.
100791 Videoconferencing and forensic mental health in Australia/Danny H. Sullivan, Murray Chapman, Paul E. Mullen.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.3: 321-323.
100792 Forensic telepsychiatry in the United Kingdom/Younus Saleem, Mark H. Taylor, Najat Khalifa.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.3: 333-344.
100793 Performance of the CJDATS Co Occurring Disorders Screening Instruments (CODSIs) among Minority Offenders/Alexandra Duncan … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.4: 351-368.
100794 Diagnostic profiles of offenders in substance abuse treatment programs/Christine E. Grella … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.4: 369-388.
100795 Violent and disruptive behavior among drug involved prisoners: Relationship with psychiatric symptoms/Peter D. Friedmann … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.4: 389-401.
100796 Gender differences in comorbid disorders among offenders in prison substance abuse treatment programs/Caron Zlotnick … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.4: 403-412.
100797 Treatment outcomes for female offenders: Relationship to number of Axis I diagnoses/Joann Y. Sacks … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.4: 413-434.
100798 COD services in community correctional settings: An examination of organizational factors that affect service delivery/Faye S. Taxman … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.4: 435-455.
100799 Community-Based co occurring disorder (COD) intermediate and advanced treatment for offenders/Gerald Melnick … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.4: 457-473.
100800 Synthesis of studies of co occurring disorder(s) in criminal justice and a research agenda/Stanley Sacks, Gerald Melnick, Christine E. Grella.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.4: 475-486.
100801 Describing, diagnosing, and naming psychopathy: how do youth psychopathy labels influence jurors?/Marcus T. Boccaccini … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.4: 487-510.
100802 Assessing risk of reoffending in adolescents who have committed a sexual offense: the accuracy of clinical judgments after completion of risk assessment instruments/Natasha Elkovitch … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.4: 511-528.
100803 A prospective comparison of two measures of psychopathy in the prediction of institutional misconduct/John F. Edens … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.5: 529-541.
100804 Likelihood of using drug courts: Predictions using procedural justice and the theory of planned behavior/Evelyn M. Maeder, Richard L. Wiener.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.5: 543-553.
100805 A survey of people’s attitudes and beliefs about false confessions/Linda A. Henkel, Kimberly A. J. Coffman, Elizabeth M. Dailey.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.5: 555-584.
100806 Presentations of psychosis with violence: variations in different jurisdictions. A comparison of patients with psychosis in the high security hospitals of Scotland and England/Pamela J. Taylor [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.5: 585-602.
100807 Reducing racial bias in the penalty phase of capital trials/Netta Shaked Schroer, Mark Costanzo, Amy Marcus Newhall.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.5: 603-617.
100808 Factors associated with experts’ opinions regarding criminal responsibility in The Netherlands/Marko Barendregt … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.5: 619-631.
100809 Drug-associated psychoses and criminal responsibility/Andrew Carroll … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.5: 633-653.
100810 Analysis of hispanic representation and conceptualization in psychology and law research/Joshua B. Padilla, Monica K. Miller, Angela D. Broadus.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.5: 655-670.
100811 Trait impulsivity in a forensic inpatient sample: An evaluation of the barratt impulsiveness scale/Sara C. Haden, Andrew Shiva.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.6: 675-690.
100812 Behavioral measures of impulsivity and the law.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.6: 691-707.
100813 Comparison of impulsive and premeditated perpetrators of intimate partner violence/Matthew S. Stanford, Rebecca J. Houston, Robyn M. Baldridge.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.6: 709-722.
100814 Without Thinking: Impulsive Aggression and Criminal Responsibility/Daniel W. Shuman, Liza H. Gold.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.6: 723-734.
100815 Schizophrenia and impulsive aggression: A heuristic inquiry with forensic and clinical implications/Alan R. Felthous.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.6: 735-758.
100816 The accuracy of risk assessment instruments in the prediction of impulsive versus predatory aggression/Barbara E. McDermott … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.6: 659-777.
100817 Revisiting impulsivity in suicide: Implications for civil liability of third parties/April R. Smith … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.6: 779-797.
100818 Executive dysfunction as a risk marker for substance abuse: The role of impulsive personality traits/Sara L. Dolan, Antoine Bechara, Peter E. Nathan.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.6: 799-822.
100819 Empathic deficits and alexithymia in trauma related impulsive aggression/Andra L. Teten … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2008; Vol.26, No.6: 823-832.
100820 Political orientation and perceptions of adolescent autonomy and judicial culpability/N. Dickon Reppucci, Elizabeth Scott, Jill Antonishak.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.1: 29-34.
100821 Deterring malingered psychopathology: The effect of warning simulating malingerers/Joanne King BPsych,  Karen A. Sullivan.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.1: 35-49.
100822 Violent offenses associated with co-occurring substance use and mental health problems: Evidence from CJDATS/Stanley Sacks … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.1: 51-69.
100823 A latent class factor approach to identifying subtypes of juvenile diversion youths based on psychopathic features/Jennifer Wareham … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.1: 71-95.
100824 Maltreated children’s understanding of and emotional reactions to dependency court involvement/Jodi A. Quas … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.1: 97-117.
100825 Neuroscience and the law: Philosophical differences and practical constraints/Daniel A. Martell.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.2: 123-136.
100826 Neurobiology of empathy and callousness: Implications for the development of antisocial behavior/Elizabeth A. Shirtcliff … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.2: 137-171.
100827 The development of decision-making capacities in children and adolescents: Psychological and neurological perspectives and their implications for juvenile defendants/Praveen Kambam, Christopher Thompson.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.2: 173-190.
100828 Non invasive brain stimulation in the detection of deception: Scientific challenges and ethical consequences/Bruce Luber … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.2: 191-208.
100829 Concepts of Intentional Control/Hans Ludwig Krober.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.2: 209-217.
100830 Neuroscience, moral reasoning, and the law/Joshua J. Knabb … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.2: 219-236.
100831 Behavioral and neurological foundations for the moral and legal implications of intoxication, addictive behaviors and disinhibition/Robert F. Leeman, Jon E. Grant, Marc N. Potenza.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.2: 237-259.
100832 Brain lesions and their implications in criminal responsibility/Shelley Batts.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.2: 261-272.
100833 Emotional evidence and jurors’ judgments: the promise of neuroscience for informing psychology and law/Jessica M. Salerno, Bette L. Bottoms.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.2: 273-296.
100834 Actual innocence: is death different?/James R. Acker.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.3: 297-311.
100835 Arresting and convicting the innocent: the potential role of an inappropriate emotional display in the accused/Wendy P. Heath.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.3: 313-332.
100836 Effects of false evidence ploys and expert testimony on jurors’ verdicts, recommended sentences, and perceptions of confession evidence/William Douglas Woody, Krista D. Forrest.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.3: 333-360.
100837 Reid training and sensitivity to developmental maturity in interrogation: results from a national survey of police/Jessica O. Kostelnik, Dickon Reppucci.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.3: 361-379.
100838 What do potential jurors know about police interrogation techniques and false confessions?/Richard A. Leo, Brittany Liu.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.3: 381-399.
100839 Jurors’ perceptions of juvenile defendants: the influence of intellectual disability, abuse history, and confession evidence/Cynthia J. Najdowski, Bette L. Bottoms, Maria C. Vargas.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.3: 401-430.
100840 Cultural consequences of miscarriages of justice/Simon A. Cole.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.3: 431-449.
100841 Videotaped interrogations and confessions: does a dual camera approach yield unbiased and accurate evaluations?/Celeste J. Snyder … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.3: 451-466.
100842 Alford pleas in the age of innocence/Allison D. Redlich, Asil Ali Ozdogru.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.3: 467-488.
100843 The mangled butterfly: Rorschach results from 45 violent psychopaths/Kent W. Franks … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.4: 491-506.
100844 What works in offender profiling? A comparison of typological, thematic, and multivariate models/Alasdair M. Goodwill, Laurence J. Alison, Anthony R. Beech.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.4: 507-529.
100845 Racial differences in the associations of neighborhood disadvantage, exposure to violence, and criminal recidivism among female juvenile offenders/Preeti Chauhan, Dickon Reppucci, Eric N. Turkheimer.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.4: 531-552.
100846 Community sentiment and the juvenile offender: should juveniles charged with felony murder be waived into the adult criminal justice system?/Nicole M. Garberg, Terry M. Libkuman.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.4: 553-575.
100847 The relationship between attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, conduct disorder, and psychopathy in adolescent male and female detainees/Kathrin Sevecke, David S. Kosson, Maya K. Krischer.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.4: 577-598.
100848 Race salience in juror decision making: misconceptions, clarifications, and unanswered questions/Samuel R. Sommers, Phoebe C. Ellsworth.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.4: 599-609.
100849 Stress experiences of family members of registered sex offenders/Richard Tewksbury, Jill Levenson.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.4: 611-626.
100850 Juveniles’ knowledge of the court process: results from instruction from an electronic source/Christine Driver, Eve M. Brank.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.4: 627-642.
100851 Effectiveness of a jail-based treatment program for individuals with co occurring disorders/Aileen B. Rothbard … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.4: 643-654.
100852 Who succeeds in jail diversion programs for persons with mental illness? A multi site study/Brian Case … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.5: 661-674.
100853 It’s doom alone that counts: can international human rights law be an effective source of rights in correctional conditions litigation?/Michael L. Perlin, Henry A. Dlugacz.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.5: 675-694.
100854 Medical and psychiatric problems among men and women in a community corrections residential setting.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.5: 965-711.
100855 Psychometric properties of the Coolidge Correctional Inventory in a sample of 3,962 prison inmates/Frederick L. Coolidge … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.5: 713-726.
100856 Monitoring a correctional mental health care system: the role of the mental health expert/Jeffrey L. Metzner.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.5: 77-741.
100857 Conducting research in corrections: challenges and solutions/Sara Wakai … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.5: 743-752.
100858 Malingering in a correctional setting: the use of the Structured Interview of Reported Symptoms in a jail sample/Barbara E. McDermott, Gregory Sokolov.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.5: 753-765.
100859 Competency courts: a creative solution for restoring competency to the competency process/Michael J. Finkle … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.5: 767-786.
100860 Treatment of impulsive aggression in correctional settings/Deborah Shelton … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.5: 787-800.
100861 Pathways to psychiatric care in European prison systems/Harald Dressing, Hans Joachim Salize.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.5: 801-810.
100862 Mentally ill individuals in limbo: obstacles and opportunities for providing psychiatric services to corrections inmates with mental illness/Maureen C. Olley, Tonia L. Nicholls, Johann Brink.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.5: 811-831.
100863 Treating criminal offenders in correctional contexts: identifying interests and distributing responsibilities/Robert F. Schopp.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.5: 833-855.
100864 Improving therapeutic engagement with adolescent sexual offenders/Stephen Smallbone, Crissman, Susan Rayment McHugh.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.6: 862-877.
100865 Bootstrapping persistence risk indicators for juveniles who sexually offend/Raymond A. Knight, Scott T. Ronis, Barry Zakireh.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.6: 878-909.
100866 Differential correlates to self-report and parent report of callous unemotional traits in a sample of juvenile sexual offenders/Stuart F. White, Keith R. Cruise, Paul J. Frick.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.6: 910-928.
100867 Assessing risk in adolescent sexual offenders: recommendations for clinical practice/Michael J. Vitacco … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.6: 929-940.
100868 Sex offender registration and recidivism risk in juvenile sexual offenders/Michael F. Caldwell, Casey Dickinson.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.6: 941-956.
100869 Effects of defendant and victim race on perceptions of juvenile sex offenders/Margaret C. Stevenson … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2009; Vol.27, No.6: 957-979.
100870 Searching for the developmental origins of sexual violence: examining the co occurrence of physical aggression and sexual behaviors in early childhood/Patrick Lussier, Jay Healey.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.1: 1-23.
100871 Assessing risk of sexually abusive behavior among youth in a child welfare sample/Robert A. Prentky … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.1: 24-45.
100872 20-year prospective follow up study of specialized treatment for adolescents who offended sexually/James R. Worling, Ariel Litteljohn, David Bookalam.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.1: 46-57.
100873 Psychological mechanisms underlying support for juvenile sex offender registry laws: prototypes, moral outrage, and perceived threat/Jessica M. Salerno … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.1: 58-83.
100874 Legal, ethical, and methodological considerations in the Internet based study of child pornography offenders/James V. Ray, Eva R. Kimonis, Christine Donoghue.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.1: 84-110.
100875 Inter-rater reliability of the PCL R total and factor scores among psychopathic sex offenders: are personality features more prone to disagreement than behavioral features?/John F. Edens, Marcus T. Boccaccini, Darryl W. Johnson.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.1: 106-119.
100876 Psychopathy – an approach to neuroscientific research in forensic psychiatry/Jurgen L. Muller.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.2: 129-147.
100877 Behavioral genetics in antisocial spectrum disorders and psychopathy: A review of the recent literature/Tracy D. Gunter, Michael G. Vaughn, Robert A. Philibert.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.2: 148-173.
100878 Corporate psychopathy: Talking the walk/Paul Babiak, Craig S. Neumann, Robert D. Hare.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.2: 174-193.
100879 Successful and unsuccessful psychopaths: A neurobiological model/Yu Gao, Adrian Raine D. Phil..- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.2: 194-210.
100880 Paraphilias with co-morbid psychopathy: The clinical and legal significance to sex offender assessments/Fabian M. Saleh … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.2: 211-223.
100881 Childhood antecedents of adult violent offending in a group of female felons/Catherine F. Lewis.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.2: 224-234.
100882 Treatment of psychopathy: A review and brief introduction to the mental model mpproach for psychopathy/Randall T. Salekin, Courtney Worley, Ross D. Grimes.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.2: 235-266.
100883 Is psychopathy elevated among criminal offenders who are under preventive detention pursuant to Section 66 of the German Penal Code?/Elmar Habermeyer, Daniel Passow, Knut Vohs.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.2: 267-276.
100884 Dangerous severe personality disorder: the controversy continues/James C. Beck.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.2: 277-288.
100885 Personality disorders and biosocial trait theories: The argument for radical legal reform/David C. Peters.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.2: 2892-302.
100886 The effects of harassment severity and organizational behavior on damage awards in a hostile work environment sexual harassment case/Stacie A. Cass, Lora M. Levett, Margaret Bull Kovera.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.3: 303-321.
100887 Risk communication in sexually violent predator hearings/Sarah Scott … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.3: 322-336.
100888 The impact of outcome knowledge, role, and quality of information on the perceived legitimacy of lethal force decisions in counter terrorism operations/Alasdair M. Goodwill … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.3: 337-350.
100889 Childhood risk factors for offending before first psychiatric admission for people with schizophrenia: a case control study of high security hospital admissions/Roland M. Jones … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.3: 351-365.
100890 Comprehending Canadian police cautions: are the rights to silence and legal counsel understandable?/Joseph Eastwood, Brent Snook.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.3: 366-377.
100891 The effects of gender, family status, and race on sentencing decisions/Tina L. Freiburger.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.3: 378-395.
100892 Routine violence risk assessment in community forensic mental healthcare/Rob H. S. van den Brink … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.3: 396-410.
100893 Expert testimony and the effects of a biological approach, psychopathy, and juror attitudes in cases of insanity/Jariel A. Rendell, Matthew T. Huss, Maren L. Jensen.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.3: 411-125.
100894 The effect of the deliberation process and jurors’ prior legal knowledge on the sentence: the role of psychological expertise and crime scene photo/Remi Finkelstein, Marina Bastounis.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.3: 426-441.
100895 A theoretical and practical test of geographical profiling with serial vehicle theft in a U.K. context/Matthew Tonkin … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.3: 442-460.
100896 Advancing children’s rights to be heard and protected: The model representation of children in abuse, neglect, and custody proceedings act/Debra H. Lehrmann.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.4: 463-479.
100897 Drafting the parenting evaluation court order: A conceptual and practical approach/John A. Zervopoulos.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.4: 480-491.
100898 Parenting plan evaluation standards and guidelines for psychologists: Setting the frame/Mary Connell.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.4: 492-510.
100899 Use of third party information in child custody evaluations/James N. Bow.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.4: 511-521.
100900 Accessibility to a parent’s psychotherapy records in custody disputes: How can the competing interests be balanced?/Carlton D. Stansbury.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.4: 522-541.
100901 Interviewing children in custody cases: Implications of research and policy for practice/Karen Saywitz, Lorinda B. Camparo, Anna Romanoff.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.4: 542-562.
100902 The law of relocation of children/Jeff Atkinson.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.4: 563-579.
100903 Empathy or objectivity: The forensic examiner’s dilemma?/Daniel W. Shuman, John A. Zervopoulos.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.5: 585-602.
100904 Identifying persons feigning limitations in their competence to proceed in the legal process/Christina C. Guenther, Randy K. Otto.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.5: 603-613.
100905 Feigning in adjudicative competence evaluations/Sherif Soliman, Phillip J. Resnick.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.5: 614-629.
100906 Defense attorneys’ concerns about the competence of adolescent defendants/Jodi L. Viljoen … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.5: 630-646.
100907 Competence to proceed in SVP commitment hearings: Irrelevant or fundamental due process right?/Amanda M. Fanniff, Randy K. Otto, John Petrila.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.5: 647-670.
100908 Good and bad, I defined these terms, quite clear no doubt somehow: Neuroimaging and competency to be executed after Panetti/Michael L. Perlin.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.5: 671-689.
100909 Competence to be executed: An ethical analysis post Panetti/Robert Weinstock, Gregory B. Leong, Arturo Silva.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.5: 690-706.
100910 Factors affecting jail detention of defendants adjudicated incompetent to proceed/Annette Christy … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.5: 707-716.
100911 Risk communication of terrorist acts, natural disasters, and criminal violence: Comparing the processes of understanding and responding/Kirk Heilbrun … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.6: 717-729.
100912 Reality check: A comparison of college students and a community sample of mock jurors in a simulated sexual violent predator civil commitment/John G. McCabe, Daniel A. Krauss, Joel D. Lieberman.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.6: 730-750.
100913 Hebephilia: Quintessence of diagnostic pretextuality/Karen Franklin.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.6: 751-768.
100914 Enhancing the credibility of complainants in child sexual assault trials: The effect of expert evidence and judicial directions/Jane Goodman Delahunty, Anne Cossins, Kate O’Brien.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.6: 769-783.
100915 Witness self-efficacy: Development and validation of the construct/Robert J. Cramer … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.6: 784-800.
100916 Promising to tell the truth makes 8 to 16 year olds more honest/Angela D. Evans, Kang Lee.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.6: 801-811.
100917 Ambivalence toward mothers who kill: An examination of 45 U.S. cases of maternal neonaticide/Joy Lynn E. Shelton, Yvonne Muirhead, Kathleen E. Canning.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.6: 812-831.
100918 Public attitudes toward sex offenders and their relationship to personality traits and demographic characteristics/Mark E. Olver, Ashley A. Barlow.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.6: 832-849.
100919 When emotionality trumps reason: A study of individual processing style and juror bias/Justin J. Gunnell, Stephen J Ceci.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.6: 850-877.
100920 The effect of the psychopathy checklist – revised in capital cases: Mock jurors’ responses to the label of psychopathy/Justin J. Gunnell, Stephen J Ceci.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.6: 878-891.
100921 The Witness Credibility Scale: An outcome measure for expert witness research/Stanley L. Brodsky, Michael P. Griffin, Robert J. Cramer.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2010; Vol.28, No.6: 892-907.
100922 Life and death in the lone star state: Three decades of violence predictions by capital juries/Mark D. Cunningham … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.1: 1-22.
100923 In search of the psychopathic sexuality taxon: Indicator size does matter/Glenn D. Walters … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.1: 23-39.
100924 Measuring knowledge of the insanity defense: Scale construction and validation/Tarika Daftary Kapur … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.1: 40-63.
100925 Stalkers and harassers of British Royalty: an exploration of proxy behaviours for violence/David V. James … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.1: 64-80.
100926 Critical elements of the crisis intervention team model of jail diversion: An expert survey/Alan B. McGuire, Gary R. Bond.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.1: 81-94.
100927 Exploring separable components of institutional confidence/Joseph A. Hamm … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.1: 95-115.
100928 Judging intoxication/Steve Rubenzer.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.1: 116-137.
100929 A clinical study of those who utter threats to kill/Lisa J. Warren, Paul E. Mullen, James R.P. Ogloff.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.2: 141-154.
100930 Attacks on German public figures, 1968-2004: Warning behaviors, potentially lethal and non lethal acts, psychiatric status, and motivations/Jens Hoffmann … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.2: 155-179.
100931 Advances in stalking risk assessment/Troy E. McEwan, Michele Pathe, James R.P. Ogloff.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.2: 180-201.
100932 Same-gender stalking in Sweden and Australia/Susanne Strand, Troy E. McEwan.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.2: 202-219.
100933 Management and treatment of stalkers: Problems, options, and solutions/Rachel D. MacKenzie, David V. James.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.2: 220-239.
100934 The female stalker/J. Reid Meloy, Kris Mohandie, Mila Green.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.2: 240-254.
100935 Key questions to consider in stalking cases/Lorraine Sheridan, Karl Roberts.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.2: 255-270.
100936 Predictors of recidivism by stalkers: A nine year follow up of police contacts/Angela W. Eke … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.2: 271-283.
100937 Written content indicators of problematic approach behavior toward political officials/Katherine A. Schoeneman … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.2: 284-301.
100938 The development and validation of the guidelines for stalking assessment and management/P. Randall Kropp … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.2: 302-316.
100939 Criminalization of stalking in Italy: One of the last among the current European member states’ anti stalking laws/Laura De Fazio.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.2: 317-323.
100940 Commentary: Participant Differences and Validity of Jury Studies/William J. Caprathe.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.3: 328-330.
100941 The Effect of Acknowledging Mock Jurors’ Feelings on Affective and Cognitive Biases: It Depends on the Sample/John G. McCabe, Daniel A. Krauss.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.3: 331-357.
100942 A comparison of students’ and jury panelists’ decision making in split recovery cases/Paul Fox, Twila Wingrove, Courtney Pfeifer.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.3: 358-375.
100943 What are we studying? Student jurors, community jurors, and construct validity/Stacie R. Keller, Richard L. Wiener.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.3: 376-394.
100944 How reason for surgery and patient weight affect verdicts and perceptions in medical malpractice trials: A comparison of students and jurors/Jenny Reichert … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.3: 395-418.
100945 Considering her circumstances: How ethnicity and cultural relativist arguments affect sexual harassment judgments by undergraduate and community mock jurors/Samantha L. Schwartz, Jennifer S. Hunt.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.3: 419-438.
100946 Jury decision making research: Are researchers focusing on the mouse and not the elephant in the room?/Narina Nunez, Sean M. McCrea, Scott E. Culhane.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.3: 439-451.
100947 Town vs. gown: A direct comparison of community residents and student mock jurors/Harmon M. Hosch … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.3: 452-466.
100948 Mock Jury Research: Where Do We Go from Here?/Richard L. Wiener, Daniel A. Krauss, Joel D. Lieberman.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.3: 647-649.
100949 Recidivism of Juvenile Homicide Offenders/Anne M. Vries, Marieke Liem.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.4: 483-489.
100950 Stranger at the Gate: The Effect of the Plaintiff’s use of an Interpreter on Juror Decision Making/Daniel W. Shuman, Lynne Stokes, George Martinez.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.4: 499-512.
100951 The Concept of Leakage in Threat Assessment/J. Reid Meloy, Mary Ellen O’Toole.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.4: 513-527.
100952 Mental Illness, Criminal Risk Factors and Parole Release Decisions/Jason Matejkowski … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.4: 528-553.
100953 Sampling Extreme Groups Invalidates Research on the Paraphilias: Implications for DSM 5 and Sex Offender Risk Assessments/Richard Wollert.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.4: 554-565.
100954 The Influence of fMRI Lie Detection Evidence on Juror Decision Making/David P. McCabe, Alan D. Castel, Matthew G. Rhodes.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.4: 566-577.
100955 Predatory Violence Aiming at Relief in a Case of Mass Murder: Meloy’s Criteria for Applied Forensic Practice/Frederic Declercq, Kurt Audenaert.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.4: 578-591.
100956 Neuroimage Evidence and the Insanity Defense/N. J. Schweitzer, Michael J. Saks.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.4: 592-607.
100957 Talking about a Black Man: The Influence of Defendant and Character Witness Race on Jurors’ Use of Character Evidence/Evelyn M. Maeder, Jennifer S. Hunt.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.4: 608-620.
100958 Violence Risk Assessment and Women: Predictive Accuracy of the HCR 20 in a Civil Psychiatric Sample/Alexandra Garcia Mansilla, Barry Rosenfeld, Keith R. Cruise.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.5: 623-633.
100959 Capturing the Psychopathic Female: A Prototypicality Analysis of the Comprehensive Assessment of Psychopathic Personality (CAPP) Across Gender/Mette K. F. Kreis, David J. Cooke.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.5: 634-648.
100960 High Psychopathic Trait Females Exhibit Reduced Startle Potentiation and Increased P3 Amplitude/Nathaniel E. Anderson … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.5: 649-666.
100961 Substance Use and Violent Behavior in Women with Antisocial Personality Disorder/Catherine F. Lewis.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.5: 667-676.
100962 Gender Differences in the Assessment, Stability, and Correlates to Bullying Roles in Middle School Children/Ann Marie Crapanzano … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.5: 677-694.
100963 Relational Aggression in Women during Emerging Adulthood: A Social Process Model/Jamie M. Ostrov … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.5: 695-710.
100964 Personality and Situational Correlates of Self reported Reasons for Intimate Partner Violence among Women versus Men Referred for Batterers’ Intervention/Jody M. Ross.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.5: 711-727.
100965 Women Accused of Sex Offenses: A Gender Based Comparison/Sara G. West, Susan Hatters Friedman, Ki Dan Kim.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.5: 728-740.
100966 Clinical Syndromes, Personality Disorders, and Neurocognitive Differences in Male and Female Inmates/Frederick L. Coolidge … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.5: 741-751.
100967 Resilience and Successful Community Reintegration among Female Forensic Psychiatric Patients: A Preliminary Investigation/Simone Viljoen … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.5: 752-770.
100968 Voluntary Consent in Correctional Settings: Do Offenders Feel Coerced to Participate in Research?/John F. Edens … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.6: 771-795.
100969 Research Protections for Diverted Mentally Ill Individuals: Should they be Considered Prisoners?/W. Amory Carr, Charles Amrhein, Ryna Dery.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.6: 796-805.
100970 Methodological, Ethical, and Legal Considerations in Drug Court Research/David DeMatteo, Sarah Filone, Casey LaDuke.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.6: 806-820.
100971 Awareness of the Tuskegee Syphilis Study: Impact on Offenders’ Decisions to Decline Research Participation/Norman Poythress … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.6: 821-828.
100972 Medication-assisted Treatment Research with Criminal Justice Populations: Challenges of Implementation/Michael S. Gordon, Timothy W. Kinlock, Patrice M. Miller.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.6: 829-845.
100973 Written vs. Spoken Eyewitness Accounts: Does Modality of Testing Matter?/Melanie Sauerland, Siegfried L. Sporer.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2011; Vol.29, No.6: 846-857.
100974 Do the Psychopathic Personality Traits of Fearless Dominance and Self-Centered Impulsivity Predict Attitudes about and Influences on Research Participation?/Shannon Toney Smith … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.1: 1-15.
100975 The Inconsistency of Inconsistency Scales: A Comparison of Two Widely Used Measures/Natalia L. Nikolova … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.1: 16-27.
100976 Intelligent Diagnosing of Intellectual Disabilities in Offenders: Food for Thought/Katarzyna Uzieblo … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.1: 28-48.
100977 Obstacles to Research in Residential Juvenile Justice Facilities: Recommendations for Researchers/Christy Lane … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.1: 49-68.
100978 Examining Attitudes about and Influences on Research Participation among Forensic Psychiatric Inpatients/Melissa S. Magyar … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.1: 69-86.
100979 Juvenile Homosexual Homicide/Wade C. Myers, Heng Choon (Oliver) Chan.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.2: 90-102.
100980 Psychological Correlates of Violent and Non-violent Hong Kong Juvenile Probationers/Heng Choon (Oliver) Chan, Wing Hong Chui.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.2: 103-120.
100981 ADHD and Delinquency – a Developmental Perspective/G. G. von Polier, T. D. Vloet, B. Herpertz-Dahlmann.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.2: 121-139.
100982 Recognition of Problem Drinking among Young Adult Prisoners/Gemma Plant, Pamela J. Taylor.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.2: 140-153.
100983 Prevalence of ADHD and Its Subtypes in Male and Female Adult Prison Inmates/Brian S. Cahill … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.2: 154-166.
100984 Validation of a Motivation-based Typology of Angry Aggression among Antisocial Youths in Norway/Gunnar Bjornebekk, Rick Howard.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.2: 167-180.
100985 Assessment of Accused Juvenile Sex Offenders in Germany: A Comparison of Five Different Measures/Verena Klein … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.2: 181-195.
100986 Validation of the How I Think Questionnaire in a Population of French-speaking Adolescents with Externalizing Behaviors/Nicolas Plante … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.2: 196-210.
100987 Female Juvenile Delinquency, Motherhood, and the Intergenerational Transmission of Aggression and Antisocial Behavior/Stacy Tzoumakis, Patrick Lussier, Raymond Corrado.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.2: 211-237.
100988 Examining the Prevalence, Role and Impact of Evidence Regarding Antisocial Personality, Sociopathy and Psychopathy in Capital Cases: A Survey of Defense Team Members/John F. Edens, Jennifer Cox.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.3: 239-255.
100989 The Role of Warning Behaviors in Threat Assessment: An Exploration and Suggested Typology/J. Reid Meloy … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.3: 256-279.
100990 Effects of Neuroimaging Evidence on Mock Juror Decision Making/Edith Greene, Brian S. Cahill.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.3: 280-296.
100991 Evaluator Agreement in Placement Recommendations for Insanity Acquittees/Rebecca V. Stredny, Amber L. S. Parker, Ashley Engels Dibble.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.3: 297-307.
100992 A longitudinal examination of sex offender recidivism prior to and following the implementation of SORN/Richard Tewksbury, Wesley G. Jennings, Kristen M. Zgoba.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.3: 308-328.
100993 Detecting Children’s Lies: Comparing True Accounts About Highly Stressful Injuries with Unprepared, Prepared, and Coached Lies/Kelly L. Warren … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.3: 329-341.
100994 False-Evidence Ploys and Interrogations: Mock Jurors’ Perceptions of False-Evidence Ploy Type, Deception, Coercion, and Justification/Krista D. Forrest … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.3: 342-364.
100995 Examining Mental Health Symptoms in Male and Female Incarcerated Juveniles/Todd L. Grande … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.3: 365-369.
100996 Asociality and Engagement in Adult Offenders in Substance Abuse Treatment/Jennifer Pankow, Kevin Knight.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.4: 371-383.
100997 Does Risk Assessment Make a Difference? Results of Implementing the SAVRY in Juvenile Probation/Gina M. Vincent … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.4: 384-405.
100998 Operationalizing the Assessment and Management of Violence Risk in the Short-term/Michael Doyle, Caroline Logan.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.4: 406-419.
100999 Measuring the Outcome of Structured Spousal Violence Risk Assessments Using the B-SAFER: Risk in Relation to Recidivism and Intervention/Henrik Belfrage, Susanne Strand.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.4: 420-430.
101000 Examining Improvements in Criminogenic Needs: The Risk Reduction Potential of a Structured Re-entry Program/Stephanie Brooks Holliday, Kirk Heilbrun, Ralph Fretz.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.4: 431-447.
101001 Characteristics of START Assessments Completed in Mental Health Jail Diversion Programs/Sarah L. Desmarais … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.4: 448-469.
101002 Treatment of Conduct Problem Youth with Interpersonal Callous Traits Using Mental Models: Measurement of Risk and Change/Randall T. Salekin, Jacalyn G. Tippey, Alesia D. Allen.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.4: 470-486.
101003 Probation Officers’ Perceptions of Youths’ Risk of Reoffending and Use of Risk Assessment in Case Management/Rachael T. Perrault, Melissa Paiva-Salisbury, Gina M. Vincent.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.4: 487-505.
101004 Emotional Memory for Central and Peripheral Details in Children with Callous-Unemotional Traits/Jill Thijssen … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.4: 506-515.
101005 The Development and Classification Accuracy of the Life Assessment Questionnaire in the Detection of Pain-Related Malingering/Blake H. Tearnan, Sylvia An Ross.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.4: 516-536.
101006 Blaming the Messenger for the Bad News about Partner Violence by Women: The Methodological, Theoretical, and Value Basis of the Purported Invalidity of the Conflict Tactics Scales/Murray A. Straus.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.5: 538-556.
101007 Psychopathic Traits in Females and Males across the Globe/Craig S. Neumann … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.5: 557-574.
101008 Recidivism in Female Offenders: PCL-R Lifestyle Factor and VRAG Show Predictive Validity in a German Sample/Hedwig Eisenbarth … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.5: 575-584.
101009 Mothers Who Kill: Evolutionary Underpinnings and Infanticide Law/Susan Hatters Friedman, James Cavney, Phillip J. Resnick.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.5: 585-597.
101010 Women Who Kill Their Mates/Dominique Bourget, Pierre Gagne.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.5: 598-614.
101011 Relative Contributions of Gender and Traumatic Life Experience to the Prediction of Mental Disorders in a Sample of Incarcerated Offenders/Tracy D. Gunter … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.5: 615-630.
101012 Psychopathic Traits and Their Association with Adjustment Problems in Girls/Nora E. Charles … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.5: 631-642.
101013 Gender Differences in Physical Aggression and Associated Developmental Correlates in a Sample of Canadian Preschoolers/Patrick Lussier, Raymond Corrado, Stacy Tzoumakis.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.5: 643-671.
101014 The Grisso Tests for Assessing Understanding and Appreciation of Miranda Warnings with a Forensic Sample/I. Bruce Frumkin, Stephen J. Lally, James E. Sexton.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.6: 673-692.
101015 Are Self-Report Measures of Adaptive Functioning Appropriate for those High in Psychopathic Traits?/Bethany A. Young-Lundquist, Marcus T. Boccaccini, Amber Simpler.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.6: 693-709.
101016 Psycholegal Abilities and Restoration of Competence to Stand Trial/Douglas R. Morris, Nathaniel J. DeYoung.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.6: 710-728.
101017 When do we Believe Experts? The Power of the Unorthodox View/Laurence Alison … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.6: 729-748.
101018 A United States Forensic Sample for the Gudjonsson Suggestibility Scales/I. Bruce Frumkin, Stephen J. Lally, James E. Sexton.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.6: 749-763.
101019 From Crime Scene Actions in Stranger Rape to Prediction of Rapist Type: Single-Victim or Serial Rapist?/Jelena Corovic, Sven A. Christianson, Lars R. Bergman.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.6: 764-781.
101020 Sentencing Convicted Juvenile Felony Offenders in the Adult Court: The Direct Effects of Race/Rebecca J. Howell, Tonya Spicer Hutto.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.6: 782-799.
101021 Co-Occurring Disorders in Treatment-Based Courts: Results of a National Survey/Roger H. Peters … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.6: 800-820.
101022 Evidence in Court: Witness Preparation and Cross-Examination Style Effects on Adult Witness Accuracy/Jacqueline M. Wheatcroft, Louise E. Ellison.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.6: 821-840.
101023 The Quality of the Childrearing Environment of Refugee or Asylum-Seeking Children and the Best Interests of the Child: Reliability and Validity of the BIC-Q/A. Elianne Zijlstra … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.6: 841-855.
101024 Jurors’ Use of Standards of Proof in Decisions about Punitive Damages/William Douglas Woody, Edie Greene.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2012; Vol.30, No.6: 856-872.
101025 Measuring and Interpreting the Predictive Validity of Violence Risk Assessments: An Overview of the Special Issue/Jay P. Singh, John Petrila.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.1: 1-7.
101026 Predictive Validity Performance Indicators in Violence Risk Assessment: A Methodological Primer/Jay P. Singh.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.1: 8-22.
101027 Evaluating Risk Assessments Using Receiver Operating Characteristic Analysis: Rationale, Advantages, Insights, and Limitations/Douglas Mossman.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.1: 23-39.
101028 Valuing Structured Professional Judgment: Predictive Validity, Decision-making, and the Clinical-Actuarial Conflict/Paul R. Falzer.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.1: 40-54.
101029 Measurement of Predictive Validity in Violence Risk Assessment Studies: A Second-Order Systematic Review/Jay P. Singh, Sarah L. Desmarais, Richard A. Van Dorn.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.1: 55-73.
101030 Violence Risk Assessment in Clinical Settings: Being Sure about Being Sure/Alec Buchanan.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.1: 74-80.
101031 Another Look at the (Im-)Precision of Individual Risk Estimates Made Using Actuarial Risk Assessment Instruments/Stephen D. Hart, David J. Cooke.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.1: 81-102.
101032 Bayes and Base Rates: What Is an Informative Prior for Actuarial Violence Risk Assessment?/Grant T. Harris, Marnie E. Rice.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.1: 103-124.
101033 Risk Assessment in Mental Health Care: Values and Costs/George Szmukler, Nikolas Rose.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.1: 125-140.
101034 Classification Accuracy of Actuarial Risk Assessment Instruments/Daniel J. Neller, Richard I. Frederick.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.1: 141-153.
101035 Current Obstacles in Replicating Risk Assessment Findings: A Systematic Review of Commonly Used Actuarial Instruments/Astrid Rossegger … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.1: 154-164.
101036 Ten Year Research Update (2001-2010): Evaluations for Competence to Stand Trial (Adjudicative Competence)/Michael H. Fogel … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.2: 165-191.
101037 Empathy in Forensic Evaluations: a Systematic Reconsideration/Stanley L. Brodsky, Jennifer Kelly Wilson.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.2: 192-202.
101038 Matricide and Stepmatricide Victims and Offenders: An Empirical Analysis of U.S. Arrest Data/Kathleen M. Heide.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.2: 203-214.
101039 Risk Assessment in the Law: Legal Admissibility, Scientific Validity, and Some Disparities between Research and Practice/Daniel A. Krauss, Nicholas Scurich.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.2: 215-229.
101040 Suicidal Ideation among Inmate-Patients in State Prison: Prevalence, Reluctance to Report, and Treatment Preferences/Bruce B. Way … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.2: 230-238.
101041 Yes, I Have Sometimes Stolen Bikes: Blindness for Norm-Violating Behaviors and Implications for Suspect Interrogations/Melanie Sauerland … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.2: 239-255.
101042 Examining the Validity of the Structured Assessment of Violence Risk in Youth (SAVRY) for Predicting Probation Outcomes Among Adjudicated Juvenile Offenders/Kristina K. Childs … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.2: 256-270.
101043 Callous-Unemotional Traits and Response to Functional Family Therapy in Adolescent Offenders/Stuart F. White … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.2: 271-285.
101044 Probability of Criminal Acts of Violence: A Test of Jury Predictive Accuracy/Thomas J. Reidy, Jon R. Sorensen, Mark D. Cunningham.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.2: 286-305.
101045 Secure Preventive Detention in Germany: Incapacitation or Treatment Intervention?/Kirstin Drenkhahn.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.3: 312-327.
101046 Preventive Detention of Sex Offenders: The American Experience versus International Human Rights Norms/Eric S. Janus.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.3: 328-343.
101047 Preventive Detention in Germany: An Overview and Empirical Data from Two Federal States/Raphaela Basdekis-Jozsa … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.3: 344-358.
101048 Recidivism and Characteristics of Highly Dangerous Offenders Being Released from Retrospectively Imposed Preventive Detention: An Empirical Study/Jurgen L. Muller, K.-A. Haase, G. Stolpmann.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.3: 359-380.
101049 Delinquency Best Treatments: How to Divert Youths from Violence While Saving Lives and Detention Costs/Robert John Zagar, William M. Grove, Kenneth G. Busch.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.3: 381-396.
101050 Investigating the Effects of Repeated Miranda Warnings: Do They Perform a Curative Function on Common Miranda Misconceptions?/Richard Rogers … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.4: 397-410.
101051 Jury Panel Member Perceptions of Interpersonal-Affective Traits of Psychopathy Predict Support for Execution in a Capital Murder Trial Simulation/Jennifer Cox … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.4: 411-428.
101052 Sexually Violent Predators: Toward Reasonable Estimates of Recidivism Base Rates/Daniel J. Neller, Giovanni Petris.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.4: 429-443.
101053 Transitioning Between Systems of Care: Missed Opportunities for Engaging Adults with Serious Mental Illness and Criminal Justice Involvement/Leah Gogel Pope … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.4: 444-456.
101054 Collecting Informed Consent with Juvenile Justice Populations: Issues and Implications for Research/Melinda Wolbransky … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.4: 457-476.
101055 Construct Measurement Quality Improves Predictive Accuracy in Violence Risk Assessment: an Illustration Using the Personality Assessment Inventory/Melissa C. Hendry … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.4: 477-493.
101056 Motivational Influences in Persons Found Not Criminally Responsible on Account of Mental Disorder: A Review of Legislation and Research/Stephanie R. Penney, Andrew Morgan, Alexander I. F. Simpson.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.4: 494-505.
101057 Characterization and Prediction of Sexual and Nonsexual Recidivism Among Adjudicated Juvenile Sex Offenders/Ashley K. Christiansen, John P. Vincent.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.4: 506-529.
101058 Novel Shifts in Memory Research and their Impact on the Legal Process: Introduction to the Special Issue on Memory Formation and Suggestibility in the Legal Process/Henry Otgaar, Melanie Sauerland, John P. Petrila.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.5: 531-540.
101059 Adult Eyewitness Memory and Compliance: Effects of Post-event Misinformation on Memory for a Negative Event/Pedro M. Paz-Alonso, Gail S. Goodman, Izaskun Ibabe.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.5: 541-558.
101060 The Role of Culture and Language in Avoiding Misinformation: Pilot Findings/Cagla Aydin, Stephen J. Ceci.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.5: 559-573.
101061 False Accusations in an Investigative Context: Differences between Suggestible and Non-suggestible Witnesses/Suzanne O. Kaasa … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.5: 574-592.
101062 Testing Increases Suggestibility for Narrative-based Misinformation but Reduces Suggestibility for Question-based Misinformation/Jessica A. LaPaglia, Jason C. K. Chan.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.5: 593-606.
101063 The Effect of Expertise on Memory Conformity: A Test of Informational Influence/Paul Williamson, Nathan Weber, Marie-Therese Robertson.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.5: 607-623.
101064 Witnesses’ Blindness for their Own Facial Recognition Decisions: A Field Study/Anna Sagana, Melanie Sauerland, Harald Merckelbach.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.5: 624-636.
101065 Expert Testimony on Eyewitness Evidence: In Search of Common Sense/Kate A. Houston … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.5: 637-651.
101066 Positive Consequences of False Memories/Mark L. Howe, Sarah R. Garner, Megan Patel.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.5: 652-665.
101067 Developmental Trends in Different Types of Spontaneous False Memories: Implications for the Legal Field/Henry Otgaar … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.5: 666-682.
101068 Neuropsychological Differential Diagnosis of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury/Glenn J. Larrabee, Martin L. Rohling.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.6: 686-701.
101069 Brain Trauma, PET Scans and Forensic Complexity/Jane Campbell Moriarty, Daniel D. Langleben, James M. Provenzale.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.6: 702-720.
101070 Traumatic Brain Injury and Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy: A Forensic Neuropsychiatric Perspective/Hal S. Wortzel, Lisa A. Brenner, David B. Arciniegas.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.6: 721-738.
101071 Neuropsychologist Experts and Neurolaw: Cases, Controversies, and Admissibility Challenges/Paul M. Kaufmann.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.6: 739-755.
101072 Traumatic Brain Injury: Guidance in a Forensic Context from Outcome, Dose-Response, and Response Bias Research/Jerry J. Sweet, Daniel J. Goldman, Leslie M. Guidotti Breting.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.6: 756-778.
101073 It’s Not All in Your Head (or at Least Your Brain): Association of Traumatic Brain Lesion Presence and Location with Performance on Measures of Response Bias in Forensic Evaluation/Willie F. McBride … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.6: 779-788.
101074 The Neuroethics and Neurolaw of Brain Injury/Neil Krishan Aggarwal, Elizabeth Ford.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.6: 789-802.
101075 Concussive Brain Injury in the Military: September 2001 to the Present/Bret W. Logan … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.6: 803-813.
101076 Effects and Outcomes in Civilian and Military Traumatic Brain Injury: Similarities, Differences, and Forensic Implications/Greg J. Lamberty, Nathaniel W. Nelson, Torrii Yamada.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.6: 814-832.
101077 A Comparison of Insufficient Effort Rates, Neuropsychological Functioning, and Neuropsychiatric Symptom Reporting in Military Veterans and Civilians with Chronic Traumatic Brain Injury/Jeffrey D. Gfeller, P. Tyler Roskos.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2013; Vol.31, No.6: 833-849.
101078 The Struggle for Web eQuality by Persons with Cognitive Disabilities/Peter Blanck.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.1: 4-32.
101079 A Revaluation of the Cultural Dimension of Disability Policy in the European Union: The Impact of Digitization and Web Accessibility/Delia Ferri, G. Anthony Giannoumis.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.1: 33-51.
101080 Regulating Web Content: The Nexus of Legislation and Performance Standards in the United Kingdom and Norway/G. Anthony Giannoumis.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.1: 52-75.
101081 Accessibility to Information and Communications Technology for the Social Participation of Youths with Disabilities: A Two-way Street/Naomi Schreuer, Ayala Keter, Dalia Sachs.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.1: 76-93.
101082 Leveraging the Web as a Platform for Economic Inclusion/Jutta Treviranus.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.1: 94-103.
101083 Mired in Miranda Misconceptions: A Study of Legally Involved Juveniles at Different Levels of Psychosocial Maturity/Richard Rogers … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.1: 104-120.
101084 Violent Female Youth: An Examination of Instrumental Violence, Psychopathy, and Offense Characteristics/Erin L. Hutton, Michael Woodworth.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.1: 121-134.
101085 The Impact of DSM-5’s Alternative Model for Personality Disorders on Criminal Defendants/Sarah Filone … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.1: 135-148.
101086 Assertive Women as Expert Witnesses: A Study of Assertive and Defensive Responses in Male and Female Experts/Bridget A. Larson, Stanley L. Brodsky.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.2: 149-163.
101087 Women as Expert Witnesses: A Review of the Literature/Tess M.S. Neal.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.2: 164-179.
101088 Gender-Intrusive Questioning: A Survey of Expert Witnesses/Tarika Daftary-Kapur, Maureen O’Connor, Mindy Mechanic.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.2: 180-194.
101089 Gender, Smiling, and Witness Credibility in Actual Trials/Jacklyn E. Nagle, Stanley L. Brodsky, Kaycee Weeter.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.2: 195-206.
101090 The Cognitive Interview Buffers the Effects of Subsequent Repeated Questioning in the Absence of Negative Feedback/Lauren Wysman … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.2: 207-219.
101091 Can Serial Rapists be Distinguished from One-off Rapists?/Chelsea Slater, Jessica Woodhams, Catherine Hamilton-Giachritsis.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.2: 220-239.
101092 Juveniles Who Have Committed Sexual Offenses: A Special Group?/Amanda M. Fanniff, Eva R. Kimonis.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.2: 240-257.
101093 Bias in Behavioral Study and Analysis of International and Domestic Terrorism: An Editorial Introduction/Alan R. Felthous.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.3: 263-268.
101094 Efficacy of Combining Interview Techniques in Detecting Deception Related to Bio-threat Issues/Charles A. Morgan … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.3: 269-285.
101095 Psychological Vulnerabilities and Propensities for Involvement in Violent Extremism/Randy Borum.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.3: 286-305.
101096 The Changing Face of Terrorism in the 21st Century: The Communications Revolution and the Virtual Community of Hatred/Jerrold M. Post, Cody McGinnis, Kristen Moody.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.3: 306-334.
101097 Terrorism in Pakistan: A Behavioral Sciences Perspective/Asad Tamizuddin Nizami … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.3: 335-346.
101098 The Violent True Believer as a Lone Wolf – Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Terrorism/J. Reid Meloy, Jessica Yakeley.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.3: 347-365.
101099 Managing Facility Risk: External Threats and Health Care Organizations/Daniel J. Reid, William H. Reid.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.3: 366-376.
101100 Omar al-Hammami: A Case Study in Radicalization/Elena Mastors, Rhea Siers.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.3: 377-388.
101101 Breivik – The Norwegian Terrorist Case/Aslak Syse.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.3: 389-407.
101102 The Case of Anders Behring Breivik – Language of a Lone Terrorist/Cecilia H. Leonard … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.3: 408-422.
101103 The Quest for Significance Model of Radicalization: Implications for the Management of Terrorist Detainees/Michelle Dugas, Arie W. Kruglanski.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.3: 423-439.
101104 X: A Case Study of a Swedish Neo-Nazi and His Reintegration into Swedish Society/Jessica Eve Stern.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.3: 440-453.
101105 The SIMS Screen for Feigned Mental Disorders: the Development of Detection-based Scales/Richard Rogers, Emily V. Robinson, Nathan D. Gillard.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.4: 455-466.
101106 Girls Arrested for Murder: An Empirical Analysis of 32 years of U.S. Data by Offender Age Groups/Kathleen M. Heide, Brian G. Sellers.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.4: 467-482.
101107 Jurors’ Views on the Value and Objectivity of Mental Health Experts Testifying in Sexually Violent Predator Trials/Marcus T. Boccaccini, Daniel C. Murrie, Darrel B. Turner.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.4: 483-495.
101108 How Video Image Size Interacts with Evidence Strength, Defendant Emotion, and the Defendant-Victim Relationship to Alter Perceptions of the Defendant/Wendy P. Heath, Bruce D. Grannemann.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.4: 496-507.
101109 Caution or Warning? A Validity Study of the MAYSI-2 with Juvenile Offenders/Henrika McCoy … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.4: 508-526.
101110 Person-Environment Interaction in a New Secure Forensic State Psychiatric Hospital/Jon E. Eggert … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.4: 527-538.
101111 Mental Health Diversion Courts: A Two Year Recidivism Study of a South Australian Mental Health Court Program/Loraine Lim, Andrew Day.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.4: 539-551.
101112 Version 3 of the Historical-Clinical-Risk Management-20 (HCR-20V3): Relevance to Violence Risk Assessment and Management in Forensic Conditional Release Contexts/Kevin S. Douglas.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.5: 557-576.
101113 Dynamic and Static Factors Associated with Discharge Dispositions: The National Trajectory Project of Individuals Found Not Criminally Responsible on Account of Mental Disorder (NCRMD) in Canada/Anne G. Crocker … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.5: 577-595.
101114 Decision-Making in Post-acquittal Hospital Release: How Do Forensic Evaluators Make Their Decisions?/W. Neil Gowensmith, Amanda E. Bryant, Michael J. Vitacco.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.5: 596-607.
101115 Factors Associated with Recommitment of NGRI Acquittees to a Forensic Hospital/Debbie Green.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.5: 608-626.
101116 Predicting Voluntary and Involuntary Readmissions to Forensic Hospitals by Insanity Acquittees in Maryland/Daniel J. Marshall … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.5: 627-640.
101117 What Factors Are Related to Success on Conditional Release/Discharge? Findings from the New Orleans Forensic Aftercare Clinic: 2002-2013/Gina M. Manguno-Mire.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.5: 641-658.
101118 The Legal Aspects of Conditional Release in the Criminal and Civil Court System/Naomi M. Weinstein.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.5: 666-680.
101119 Statewide Survey of Living Arrangements for Conditionally Released Insanity Acquittees/David Novosad … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.5: 659-665.
101120 Child Witnesses in the Legal System: Improving Child Interviews and Understanding Juror Decisions/Sue D. Hobbs, Gail S. Goodman.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.6: 681-685.
101121 Exploring Parent-Child Discussions of Crime and their Influence on Children’s Memory/Kelly L. Warren, Carole Peterson.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.6: 686-701.
101122 Child Maltreatment, Trauma-Related Psychopathology, and Eyewitness Memory in Children and Adolescents/Kelly McWilliams, Latonya S. Harris, Gail S. Goodman.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.6: 702-717.
101123 The Development of Differential Mnemonic Effects of False Denials and Forced Confabulations/Henry Otgaar … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.6: 718-731.
101124 Low-SES Children’s Eyewitness Memory: The Effects of Verbal Labels and Vocabulary Skills/Yoojin Chae … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.6: 732-745.
101125 An Examination of Don’t Know Responses in Forensic Interviews with Children/Becky Earhart … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.6: 746-761.
101126 Support and Reluctance in the Pre-substantive Phase of Alleged Child Abuse Victim Investigative Interviews: Revised versus Standard NICHD Protocols/Elizabeth C. Ahern … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.6: 762-774.
101127 Young Children’s Difficulty with Indirect Speech Acts: Implications for Questioning Child Witnesses/Angela D. Evans … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.6: 775-788.
101128 Explaining Gender Differences in Jurors’ Reactions to Child Sexual Assault Cases/Bette L. Bottoms … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.6: 789-812.
101129 The Emotional Child Witness: Effects on Juror Decision-making/Alexia Cooper, Jodi A. Quas, Kyndra C. Cleveland.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.6: 813-828.
101130 Expectations of Emotions during Testimony: The Role of Communicator and Perceiver Characteristics/Daniel Bederian-Gardner, Deborah Goldfarb.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.6: 829-845.
101131 Effects of Child Interview Tactics on Prospective Jurors’ Decisions/Jonni L. Johnson, Alexandra E. Shelley.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.6: 846-866.
101132 How Common is Common Knowledge about Child Witnesses among Legal Professionals? Comparing Interviewers, Public Defenders, and Forensic Psychologists with Laypeople/Julie A. Buck … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2014; Vol.32, No.6: 867-883.
101133 Communicating the Risk of Violent and Offending Behavior: Review and Introduction to this Special Issue/N. Zoe Hilton, Nicholas Scurich, Leslie-Maaike Helmus.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.1: 1-18.
101134 The Use of Risk and Need Factors in Forensic Mental Health Decision-Making and the Role of Gender and Index Offense Severity/Catherine M. Wilson … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.1: 19-38.
101135 An Examination of Violence Risk Communication in Practice Using a Structured Professional Judgment Framework/Jennifer E. Storey, Kelly A. Watt, Stephen D. Hart.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.1: 39-55.
101136 Jurors Report that Risk Measure Scores Matter in Sexually Violent Predator Trials, but that Other Factors Matter More/Darrel B. Turner … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.1: 56-73.
101137 Preventative Detention Decisions: Reliance on Expert Assessments and Evidence of Partisan Allegiance within the Canadian Context/Julie Blais.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.1: 74-91.
101138 Evaluation and Applications of the Clinically Significant Change Method with the Violence Risk Scale-Sexual Offender Version: Implications for Risk-Change Communication/Mark E. Olver, Sarah M. Beggs Christofferson, Stephen C. P. Wong.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.1: 92-110.
101139 Evidence for Risk Estimate Precision: Implications for Individual Risk Communication/Grant T. Harris, Christopher T. Lowenkamp, N. Zoe Hilton.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.1: 111-127.
101140 Progress in Violence Risk Assessment and Communication: Hypothesis versus Evidence/Grant T. Harris, Marnie E. Rice.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.1: 128-145.
101141 Punishing Repeat Offenders in the Netherlands: Balancing between Incapacitation and Treatment/Sanne Struijk.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.1: 148-166.
101142 Guns, Mental Illness, and the Law: Introduction to This Issue/Jeffrey W. Swanson, Alan R. Felthous.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.2-3: 167-177.
101143 The Evolving Position of the American Psychiatric Association on Firearm Policy (1993-2014)/Richard J. Bonnie, Paul S. Appelbaum, Debra A. Pinals.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.2-3: 178-185.
101144 Resource Document on Access to Firearms by People with Mental Disorders/Debra A. Pinals … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.2-3: 186-194.
101145 American Psychiatric Association: Position Statement on Firearm Access, Acts of Violence and the Relationship to Mental Illness and Mental Health Services/Debra A. Pinals … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.2-3: 195-198.
101146 Guns, Impulsive Angry Behavior, and Mental Disorders: Results from the National Comorbidity Survey Replication (NCS-R)/Jeffrey W. Swanson … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.2-3: 199-212.
101147 The Concept of Identification in Threat Assessment/J. Reid Meloy … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.2-3: 213-237.
101148 Physician Beliefs about Physical and Mental Competency of Patients Applying for Concealed Weapon Permits/Adam O. Goldstein … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.2-3: 238-245.
101149 California Firearms Law and Mental Illness/Amy Barnhorst.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.2-3: 246-256.
101150 Offense Characteristics of Incompetent to Stand Trial Defendants Charged With Violent Offenses/Jeremy Schreiber … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.2-3: 257-278.
101151 Preventing Persons Affected by Serious Mental Illnesses from Obtaining Firearms: The Evolution of Law, Policy, and Practice in Massachusetts/James Silver, William H. Fisher, Emily Silver.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.2-3: 279-289.
101152 Gun Violence Restraining Orders: Alternative or Adjunct to Mental Health-Based Restrictions on Firearms?/Shannon Frattaroli … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.2-3: 290-307.
101153 Circumstances and Outcomes of a Firearm Seizure Law: Marion County, Indiana, 2006-2013/George F. Parker.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.2-3: 308-322.
101154 Oregon’s Gun Relief Program for Adjudicated Mentally Ill Persons: The Psychiatric Security Review Board/Juliet Britton, Joseph D. Bloom.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.2-3: 323-333.
101155 Restoration of Firearm Rights in New York/Carl E. Fisher … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.2-3: 334-345.
101156 Informed Consent at Gunpoint: When Psychiatry Affects Gun Ownership/Philip J. Candilis … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.2-3: 346-355.
101157 Beyond the Academic Journal: Unfreezing Misconceptions About Mental Illness and Gun Violence Through Knowledge Translation to Decision-Makers/Joshua Horwitz, Anna Grilley, Orla Kennedy.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.2-3: 356-365.
101158 Developing Rapport with Children in Forensic Interviews: Systematic Review of Experimental Research/Karen J. Saywitz … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.4: 372-389.
101159 Gating Out Misinformation: Can Young Children Follow Instructions to Ignore False Information?/Jennifer M. Schaaf, Daniel Bederian-Gardner, Gail S. Goodman.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.4: 390-406.
101160 Simulating Memory Impairment for Child Sexual Abuse/Jeremy W. Newton, Sue D. Hobbs.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.4: 407-428.
101161 Tell Me Everything You Discussed: Children’s Memory for Dyadic Conversations after a 1-Week or a 3-Week Delay/Monica Lawson, Kamala London.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.4: 429-445.
101162 The Effects of Practice on Children’s Ability to Apply Ground Rules in a Narrative Interview/Meaghan C. Danby … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.4: 446-458.
101163 Preparing Children for Court: Effects of a Model Court Education Program on Children’s Anticipatory Anxiety/Rebecca Nathanson, Karen J. Saywitz.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.4: 459-475.
101164 Do Prosecutors Use Interview Instructions or Build Rapport with Child Witnesses?/Elizabeth C. Ahern, Stacia N. Stolzenberg, Thomas D. Lyon.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.4: 476-492.
101165 Improving the Credibility of Child Sexual Assault Victims in Court: The Impact of a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner/Jonathan M. Golding … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.4: 493-507.
101166 Support Person Presence and Child Victim Testimony: Believe it or Not/Bradley D. McAuliff, Joshua Lapin, Sandra Michel.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.4: 508-527.
101167 Length of Time to Resolve Criminal Charges of Child Sexual Abuse: A Three-County Case Study/Wendy A. Walsh … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.4: 528-545.
101168 Factors Associated with Delays of Days to Decades to Criminal Prosecutions of Child Sexual Abuse/Deborah A. Connolly … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.4: 546-560.
101169 Religion-Related Child Maltreatment: A Profile of Cases Encountered by Legal and Social Service Agencies/Bette L. Bottoms … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.4: 561-579.
101170 Blessed be the Children: A Case-Control Study of Sexual Abusers in the Catholic Church/Cynthia Calkins … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.4: 580-594.
101171 Behavioral Genetics and the Forensic Mental Health Provider: An Overview/Tracy D. Gunter.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.5: 598-606.
101172 The Vindication of Lamarck? Epigenetics at the Intersection of Law and Mental Health/Matt DeLisi, Michael G. Vaughn.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.5: 607-628.
101173 Biologizing Psychopathy: Ethical, Legal, and Research Implications at the Interface of Epigenetics and Chronic Antisocial Conduct/Armon J. Tamatea.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.5: 629-643.
101174 Epigenetics and Child Psychiatry: Ethical and Legal Issues/Christopher R. Thomas.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.5: 644-652.
101175 Developments in Genetic and Epigenetic Data Protection in Behavioral and Mental Health Spaces/Nicolas Terry.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.5: 653-661.
101176 Ethical Issues Raised by Epigenetic Testing for Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis/Cheryl Erwin.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.5: 662-674.
101177 A Review of Epigenetic Markers of Tobacco and Alcohol Consumption/Robert Philibert, Cheryl Erwin.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.5: 675-690.
101178 Smoking, Methylation at AHRR, and Recidivism Risk in a Community Correction Sample of Individuals at High Risk for Recidivism/Tracy D. Gunter, Robert A. Philibert.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.5: 691-700.
101179 Epigenetic Alterations Associated with War Trauma and Childhood Maltreatment/Laura Ramo-Fernandez … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.5: 701-721.
101180 Double Parricide: An In-Depth Look at Two Victim Homicides Involving Parents as Victims/Averi R. Fegadel, Kathleen M. Heide.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.6: 723-739.
101181 Diagnostic Differences and Demographic Predictors of Respondents Adjudicated Civilly Incompetent Versus Competent/George J. Demakis, Charlie L. Reeve.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.6: 740-750.
101182 Unnoticed, Untapped, and Underappreciated: Clients’ Perceptions of their Public Defenders/Christopher Campbell … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.6: 751-770.
101183 Taking Blame for Other People’s Misconduct/Jennifer Willard, Stephanie Madon, Timothy Curran.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.6: 771-783.
101184 Adults’ Detection of Deception in Children: Effect of Coaching and Age for Children’s True and Fabricated Reports of Injuries/Kelly L. Warren … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.6: 784-800.
101185 What Happens to Mental Health Court Noncompleters?/Bradley Ray, Brittany J. Hood, Kelli E. Canada.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.6: 801-814.
101186 The Influence of Biomedical Information and Childhood History on Sentencing/JongHan Kim … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2015; Vol.33, No.6: 815-826.
101187 Introduction to this Special Issue – Research on Child Victims and Witnesses: From Attitudes and Investigations to Courtroom Decisions/Rakel P. Larson, Antonia E. Cartwright.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.1: 3-9.
101188 When Parents Know Little about What Happened: Parent-guided Conversations, Stress, and Young Children’s Eyewitness Memory/Shengkai Sun, Andrea Follmer Greenhoot, Robyn Kelton.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.1: 10-29.
101189 Developmental Differences across Middle Childhood in Memory and Suggestibility for Negative and Positive Events/Pedro M. Paz-Alonso, Gail S. Goodman.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.1: 30-54.
101190 Low-SES Preschool Children’s Eyewitness Memory: The Role of Narrative Skill/Yoojin Chae … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.1: 55-73.
101191 Getting to Know You: Familiarity, Stereotypes, and Children’s Eyewitness Memory/Ingrid M. Cordon, Gent Silberkleit, Gail S. Goodman.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.1: 74-94.
101192 Variation in Acceptable Child Discipline Practices by Child Age: Perceptions of Community Norms by Medical and Legal Professionals/Stephanie D. Block … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.1: 95-112.
101193 The Emotional Child Witness Effect Survives Presentation Mode/Annika Melinder … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.1: 113-125.
101194 Adults’ Insensitivity to Developmental Changes in Children’s Ability to Report When and How Many Times Abuse Occurred/Kyndra C. Cleveland, Jodi A. Quas.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.1: 126-138.
101195 Statements from Youth in Legal Contexts: Effects of Consistency, Legal Role, and Age/Peter F. Molinaro, Lindsay C. Malloy.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.1: 139-159.
101196 The Diagnostic Value of Children’s Responses to Cross-Examination Questioning/Rachel Zajac … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.1: 160-177.
101197 Attorney Questions Predict Jury-eligible Adult Assessments of Attorneys, Child Witnesses, and Defendant Guilt/Allison P. Mugno, J. Zoe Klemfuss, Thomas D. Lyon.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.1: 178-199.
101198 Where There’s Smoke, There’s Fire: the Effect of Truncated Testimony on Juror Decision-making/Lakin Anderson … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.1: 200-217.
101199 Legal Assessments of Child Victims of Human Trafficking for Sexual Purposes/Johanna Lindholm, Ann-Christin Cederborg.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.1: 218-233.
101200 A California Multidisciplinary Juvenile Court: Serving Sexually Exploited and At-Risk Youth/Brandi D. Liles … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.1: 234-245.
101201 Conditional Release of Forensic Psychiatric Patients Consistent with or Contrary to Behavioral Experts’ Recommendations in the Netherlands: Prevalence Rates, Patient Characteristics and Recidivism After Discharge from Conditional Release/Maria H Nagtegaal, Cyril Boonmann.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.2-3: 257-277.
101202 Factors Associated with Review Board Dispositions following Re-hospitalization among Discharged Persons found Not Criminally Responsible/Catherine M. Wilson … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.2-3: 278-294.
101203 Psychosis and Substance Use: Implications for Conditional Release Readiness Evaluations/Holly E. Tabernik, Michael J. Vitacco.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.2-3: 295-307.
101204 Projecting Risk: The Importance of the HCR-20 Risk Management Scale in Predicting Outcomes with Forensic Patients/Michael J. Vitacco ….- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.2-3: 308-320.
101205 Using Dynamic Risk to Enhance Conditional Release Decisions in Prisoners to Improve Their Outcomes/Ralph C. Serin … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.2-3: 321-336.
101206 Probation Officer Role Emphases and Use of Risk Assessment Information before and after Training/Elijah P. Ricks, Jennifer Eno Louden, Patrick J. Kennealy.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.2-3: 337-351.
101207 Housing Trajectories of Forensic Psychiatric Patients/Leila Salem … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.2-3: 352-365.
101208 Conditional Release Placements of Insanity Acquittees in Oregon: 2012-2014/David Novosad ….- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.2-3: 366-377.
101209 A Description of the Forensic Monitoring System of the Missouri Department of Mental Health/James B. Reynolds.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.2-3: 378-395.
101210 Passageway: A Novel Approach to Success of Conditional Release – Principles and Constructs of the Model Residential Program for the Forensic Mentally III Patient/Ilan Melnick.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.2-3: 396-406.
101211 New Frontiers for Conditional Release: Applying Lessons Learned from Other Offenders with Mental Illness/W. Neil Gowensmith … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.2-3: 407-422.
101212 Assessing Insanity Acquittee Recidivism in Connecticut/Michael A. Norko … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.2-3: 423-443.
101213 Closing Italian Forensic Psychiatry Hospitals in Favor of Treating Insanity Acquittees in the Community/Felice Carabellese, Alan R. Felthous.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.2-3: 444-459.
101214 From Prison to the Community: The AB109 Experience in Los Angeles County/Cynthia Chavira, Timothy Botello, Isabel T. Lagomasino.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.2-3: 460-474.
101215 One American Perspective on the Rights of Accused: An Initial Survey of Miranda Rights in a Broader Context/Richard Rogers … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.2-3: 477-494.
101216 The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Professional Perceptions of Jury Decision-making Research Practices/Joel D. Lieberman … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.4: 495-514.
101217 An Examination of Juveniles’ Miranda Abilities: Investigating Differences in Miranda Recall and Reasoning/Richard Rogers … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.4: 515-538.
101218 Mental Illness Among Women Referred for Psychiatric Services in a New Zealand Women’s Prison/Stephanie Collier, Susan Hatters Friedman.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.4: 539-550.
101219 Factors influencing treatment team recommendations to review tribunals for forensic psychiatric patients/Krystle Martin, Erica Martin.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.4: 551-563.
101220 Overcoming Innocents’ Naivete: Pre-interrogation Decision-making Among Innocent Suspects/Kyle C. Scherr … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.4: 564-579.
101221 Stress, stress-induced cortisol responses, and eyewitness identification performance/Melanie Sauerland … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.4: 580-594.
101222 From Assassination to Protection of Public Officials: An Introductory Editorial/Alan R. Felthous.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.5: 602-607.
101223 Targeted violence against law enforcement officers/Ronald Schouten, Douglas V. Brennan.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.5: 608-621.
101224 Public Figure Attacks in the United States, 1995-2015/J. Reid Meloy, Molly Amman.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.5: 622-644.
101225 Supporting Threat Management with Forensic Expert Knowledge: Protecting Public Officials and Private Individuals/Angela Guldimann … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.5: 645-659.
101226 Outcome and Efficacy of Interventions by a Public Figure Threat Assessment and Management Unit: A Mirrored Study of Concerning Behaviors and Police Contacts Before and After Intervention/David V. James, Frank R. Farnham.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.5: 660-680.
101227 Public Figure Fixation: Cautionary Findings for Mental Health Practitioners/Michele T. Pathe … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.5: 681-692.
101228 Lone-Actor Terrorist Target Choice/Paul Gill, Emily Corner.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.5: 693-705.
101229 Post-incarceration Recidivism of Lone versus Group Juvenile Homicide Offenders/Norair Khachatryan … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.6: 709-725.
101230 Effects of Mental Health and Neuroscience Evidence on Juror Perceptions of a Criminal Defendant: the Moderating Role of Political Orientation/Elyse N. Mowle … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.6: 726-741.
101231 Juror Decision-making in Death Penalty Sentencing when Presented with Defendant’s History of Child Abuse or Neglect/Lisa L. Bell Holleran, Tyler J. Vaughan, Donna M. Vandiver.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.6: 742-766.
101232 Relationship Closeness and Self-reported Willingness to Falsely Take the Blame/Jennifer Willard … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.6: 767-783.
101233 The Effects of Secret Instructions and Yes/no Questions on Maltreated and Non-maltreated Children’s Reports of a Minor Transgression/Elizabeth C. Ahern … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.6: 784-802.
101234 Can Implicit Associations Distinguish True and False Eyewitness Memory? Development and Preliminary Testing of the IATe/Rebecca K. Helm, Stephen J. Ceci, Kayla A. Burd.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2016; Vol.34, No.6: 803-819.
101235 Memory Errors in Alibi Generation: How an Alibi Can Turn Against Us/William E. Crozier, Deryn Strange, Elizabeth F. Loftus.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.1: 6-17.
101236 The (Un)reliability of Alibi Corroborators: Failure to Recognize Faces of Briefly Encountered Strangers Puts Innocent Suspects at Risk/Steve D. Charman … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.1: 18-36.
101237 Altruistic Lying in an Alibi Corroboration Context: The Effects of Liking, Compliance, and Relationship between Suspects and Witnesses/Stephanie B. Marion, Tara M. Burke.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.1: 37-59.
101238 Investigator Sensitivity to Alibi Witness Inconsistency after a Long Delay/Heather L. Price, Leora C. Dahl.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.1: 60-74.
101239 Partners under Pressure: Examining the Consistency of True and False Alibi Statements/Marthe Lefsaker Sakrisvold, Par Anders Granhag, Erik Mac Giolla.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.1: 75-90.
101240 An International Perspective on Feigned Mental Disabilities: Conceptual Issues and Continuing Controversies/Thomas Merten, Richard Rogers.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.2: 97-112.
101241 Psychiatric Disability in Law Enforcement Officers/Marilyn Price.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.2: 113-123.
101242 Definition and Assessment of Disability in Mental Disorders under the Perspective of the International Classification of Functioning Disability and Health (ICF)/Michael Linden.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.2: 124-134.
101243 The Reach and Limitation of the ADA and its Integration Mandate: Implications for the Successful Reentry of Individuals with Mental Disabilities in a Correctional Population/Henry A. Dlugacz, Luna Droubi.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.2: 135-161.
101244 Contemporary Data and Trends in the Economic Costs of Mental Disabilities/Timothy M. Shaughnessy … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.2: 162-177.
101245 Navigating the Rolling Hills of Justice: Mental Disabilities, Employment and the Evolving Jurisprudence of the Americans with Disabilities Act/Lauren Wylonis, Nina T. Wylonis, Robert Sadoff.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.2: 178-185.
101246 Interviews of Children in a Portuguese Special Judicial Procedure/Carlos Eduardo Peixoto … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.3: 189-203.
101247 Children’s Uncertain Responses when Testifying about Alleged Sexual Abuse in Scottish Courts/Samantha J. Andrews, Elizabeth C. Ahern, Michael E. Lamb.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.3: 204-224.
101248 Patient Characteristics and Outcomes Related to Successful Outpatient Competency Restoration/Amy J. Mikolajewski … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.3: 225-238.
101249 Serious Offenders: Using Evidence to Predict and Manage the Risk/Dominic A.S. Pearson, Cynthia McDougall.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.3: 239-252.
101250 Self-Reported Current Practices in Child Forensic Interviewing: Training, Tools, and Pre-Interview Preparation/Jillian Rowback Rivard, Nadja Schreiber Compo.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.3: 253-268.
101251 Citizenship, Community Mental Health, and the Common Good/Kendall Atterbury, Michael Rowe.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.4: 273-287.
101252 Community Protection versus Individual Healing: Two Traditions in Community Mental Health/Philip T. Yanos … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.4: 288-302.
101253 Understanding and Treating Offenders with Serious Mental Illness in Public Sector Mental Health/H. Richard Lamb, Linda E. Weinberger.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.4: 303-318.
101254 The Sequential Intercept Model and Juvenile Justice: Review and Prospectus/Kirk Heilbrun … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.4: 319-336.
101255 Capitalizing on Scientific Advances to Improve Access to and Quality of Children’s Mental Health Care/Ann F. Garland … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.4: 337-352.
101256 Life’s hurried tangled road: A therapeutic jurisprudence analysis of why dedicated counsel must be assigned to represent persons with mental disabilities in community settings/Alison J. Lynch, Michael L. Perlin.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.4: 353-363.
101257 Commentary on Community Mental Health and the Common Good/Bruce Arrigo, Larry Davidson.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.4: 364-371.
101258 Revising the paradigm for jail diversion for people with mental and substance use disorders: Intercept 0/Dan Abreu … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.5-6: 380-395.
101259 Retributive justifications for jail diversion of individuals with mental disorder/E. Lea Johnston.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.5-6: 396-407.
101260 Perceptions of voluntary consent among jail diverted veterans with co-occurring disorders/Max L. Trojano … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.5-6: 408-417.
101261 Diversion evaluations: a specialized forensic examination/Virginia Barber-Rioja, Merrill Rotter, Faith Scombs.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.5-6: 418-430.
101262 The crisis intervention team (CIT) model: An evidence-based policing practice?/Amy C. Watson, Michael T. Compton, Jeffrey N. Draine.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.5-6: 431-441.
101263 Everyday police work during mental health encounters: A study of call resolutions in Chicago and their implications for diversion/Amy C. Watson, Jennifer D. Wood.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.5-6: 442-455.
101264 Countywide implementation of crisis intervention teams: Multiple methods, measures and sustained outcomes/Sheryl Kubiak … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.5-6: 456-469.
101265 Police officers’ volunteering for (rather than being assigned to) Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training: Evidence for a beneficial self-selection effect/Michael T. Compton … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.5-6: 470-479.
101266 A potential new form of jail diversion and reconnection to mental health services: I. Stakeholders’ views on acceptability/Michael T. Compton … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.5-6: 480-491.
101267 A potential new form of jail diversion and reconnection to mental health services: II. Demonstration of feasibility/Michael T. Compton … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.5-6: 492-500.
101268 Mental health courts and forensic assertive community treatment teams as correctional diversion programs/Jacqueline Landess, Brian Holoyda.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.5-6: 501-511.
101269 Veteran treatment courts: A promising solution/Ashok Paparao Yerramsetti … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.5-6: 512-522.
101270 Characterizing community courts/Tali Gal, Hadar Dancig-Rosenberg.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.5-6: 523-539.
101271 WISE program analysis: Evaluating the first 15 months of progress in a novel treatment diversion program for women/Kelly L. Coffman … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.5-6: 540-549.
101272 Evaluation of CT’s ASIST program: Specialized services to divert higher risk defendants/Linda K. Frisman … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.5-6: 550-561.
101273 Diversion at re-entry using criminogenic CBT: Review and prototypical program development/Kirk Heilbrun … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2017; Vol.35, No.5-6: 562-572.
101274 The MRCI with juvenile detainees: optimizing performance or emphasizing ecological validity?/Richard Rogers … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.1: 1-11.
101275 The prevalence of false confessions in experimental laboratory simulations: A meta-analysis/Joshua M. Stewart, William Douglas Woody, Steven Pulos.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.1: 12-31.
101276 Examining changes in procedural justice and their influence on problem-solving court outcomes/Cindy Brooks Dollar … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.1: 32-45.
101277 The psycholegal factors for juvenile transfer and reverse transfer evaluations/Christopher M. King.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.1: 46-64.
101278 Nature, nurture, and capital punishment: How evidence of a genetic-environment interaction, future dangerousness, and deliberation affect sentencing decisions/Natalie Gordon, Edie Greene.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.1: 65-83.
101279 Does parental coaching affect children’s false reports? Comparing verbal markers of deception/Victoria Talwar … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.1: 84-97.
101280 Gender and mental health: An examination of procedural justice in a specialized court context/Logan J. Somers, Kristy Holtfreter.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.1: 98-115.
101281 Effect of continuing care for people with cocaine dependence on criminal justice sentences/Alexandra S. Wimberly, Jordan M. Hyatt, James R. McKay.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.1: 116-129.
101282 Regulating mobile mental health apps/Nicolas P. Terry, Tracy D. Gunter.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.2: 136-144.
101283 Brain-themed self-help and the healthcare provider in the United States/Tracy D. Gunter.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.2: 145-156.
101284 Using the Internet for collateral information in forensic mental health evaluations/Gianni Pirelli, Sara Hartigan, Patricia A. Zapf.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.2: 157-169.
101285 Trouble at teens’ fingertips: Youth sexting and the law/Brian Holoyda … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.2: 170-181.
101286 Online sexual activity involving webcams – An overview of existing literature and implications for sexual boundary violations of children and adolescents/Thula Koops, Arne Dekker, Peer Briken.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.2: 182-197.
101287 Demographic, mental health, and offending characteristics of online child exploitation material offenders: A comparison with contact-only and dual sexual offenders/Marie Henshaw, James R. P. Ogloff, Jonathan A. Clough.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.2: 198-215.
101288 Characteristics and treatment of internet child pornography offenders/Thanh Ly, R. Gregg Dwyer, J. Paul Fedoroff.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.2: 216-234.
101289 Virtual reality applications for diagnosis, risk assessment and therapy of child abusers/Peter Fromberger, Kirsten Jordan, Jurgen L. Muller.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.2: 235-244.
101290 Traditional and new media’s influence on suicidal behavior and contagion/Patricia Ortiz, Eindra Khin Khin.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.2: 245-256.
101291 Evolving standards of care in the age of cybertechnology/Frederic G. Reamer.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.2: 257-269.
101292 Criminal responsibility: Meta-analysis and study space/Lauren E. Kois, Preeti Chauhan.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.3: 276-302.
101293 Insanity findings and evaluation practices: A state-wide review of court-ordered reports/Brett O. Gardner, Daniel C. Murrie, Angela N. Torres.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.3: 303-316.
101294 Insanity defense typology/Kimberly P. Brown.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.3: 317-324.
101295 Discerning bias in forensic psychological reports in insanity cases/Tess M. S. Neal.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.3: 325-338.
101296 Medication state at the time of the offense: Medication noncompliance, insight and criminal responsibility/Caroline Titcomb Parrott … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.3: 339-357.
101297 Mental state at time of offense in the hot tub: An empirical examination of concurrent expert testimony in an insanity case/Daniel A. Krauss … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.3: 358-372.
101298 Recording routine forensic mental health evaluations should be a standard of practice in the 21st century/David M. Siegel, Robert Kinscherff.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.3: 373-389.
101299 Preventive justice: A paradigm in need of testing/Christopher Slobogin.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.4: 391-410.
101300 The developing significance of context and function: Neuroscience and law/David Freedman, George W. Woods.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.4: 411-425.
101301 Rethinking the voluntary act requirement: Implications from neuroscience and behavioral science research/Natalie S. Gordon, Mark R. Fondacaro.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.4: 426-436.
101302 Developmental impairments in moral competence as mitigation in capital cases/Robert Walker … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.4: 437-456.
101303 The misjudgment of criminal responsibility/Robert A. Beattey, Mark R. Fondacaro.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.4: 457-469.
101304 Capital jurors, mental illness, and the unreliability principle: Can capital jurors comprehend and account for evidence of mental illness?/Marla Sandys, Heather Pruss, Sara M. Walsh.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.4: 470-489.
101305 Cast into doubt: Free will and the justification for punishment/Stephen Koppel, Mark Fondacaro, Chongmin Na.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.4: 490-505.
101306 Principles of risk assessment for researchers and practitioners/Christopher Slobogin.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.5: 507-516.
101307 An update and expansion on the role of the Violence Risk Appraisal Guide and Historical Clinical Risk Management-20 in United States case law/Jennifer Cox … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.5: 517-531.
101308 Risk assessment communication difficulties: An empirical examination of the effects of categorical versus probabilistic risk communication in sexually violent predator decisions/Daniel A. Krauss, Gabriel I. Cook, Lukas Klapatch.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.5: 532-553.
101309 The case against categorical risk estimates/Nicholas Scurich.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.5: 554-564.
101310 Judicial appraisals of risk assessment in sentencing/John Monahan, Anne L. Metz, Brandon L. Garrett.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.5: 565-575.
101311 Risk assessment and juvenile resentencing: A critical analysis/Shelby Arnold, Dan Flack, Kirk Heilbrun.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.5: 576-586.
101312 Life-sentenced juveniles: Public perceptions of risk and need for incarceration/Kirk Heilbrun … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.5: 587-596.
101313 Integrating risk and dangerousness in specific legal contexts: Clarifying concepts and justifying interventions/Robert F. Schopp.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.5: 597-609.
101314 Radicalized risk assessment/Anders Kaye.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.5: 610-637.
101315 Algorithmic risk assessments and the double-edged sword of youth/Megan T. Stevenson, Christopher Slobogin.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.5: 638-656.
101316 Animal maltreatment from ancient times to the 21st century: Foundation for a call to action now/Kathleen M. Heide, Alan R. Felthous.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.6: 657-660.
101317 Assignment of culpability to animals as a form of abuse: Historical and cultural perspectives/Kenneth J. Weiss, Laurentine Fromm, Joel Glazer.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.6: 661-674.
101318 Animal maltreatment law: Evolving efforts to protect animals and their forensic mental health implications/Brian James Holoyda.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.6: 675-686.
101319 Bestiality: An introduction for legal and mental health professionals/Brian Holoyda … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.6: 687-697.
101320 Animal hoarding: The challenge for mental health, law enforcement, and animal welfare professionals/Randall Lockwood.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.6: 698-716.
101321 The relations among animal abuse, psychological disorders, and crime: Implications for forensic assessment/Frank R. Ascione … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.6: 717-729.
101322 The predictive ability of childhood animal cruelty methods for later interpersonal crimes/Christopher Hensley, Joseph B. Ketron.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.6: 730-738.
101323 Harming animals and massacring humans: Characteristics of public mass and active shooters who abused animals/Arnold Arluke, Adam Lankford, Eric Madfis.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.6: 739-751.
101324 Females who maltreat animals/Alan R. Felthous, Amanda J. Calhoun.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.6: 752-765.
101325 Animal maltreatment: Implications for behavioral science professionals/Lacey Levitt.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2018; Vol.36, No.6: 766-785.
101326 Differentiating factitious psychological presentations from malingering: Implications for forensic practice/Sarah Velsor, Richard Rogers.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.1: 1-15.
101327 Can empathy close the racial divide and gender gap in death penalty support?/Brian D. Godcharles … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.1: 16-37.
101328 Justice at any cost? The impact of cost-benefit salience on criminal punishment judgments/Eyal Aharoni … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.1: 38-60.
101329 Predicting physically violent misconduct in prison: A comparison of four risk assessment instruments/Milena Abbiati … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.1: 61-77.
101330 Will jurors correct for evidence interdependence in their verdicts? It depends/Margaret Pate, Megan Kienzle, Vanessa Vogler.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.1: 78-89.
101331 How confession characteristics impact juror perceptions of evidence in criminal trials/Jeremy J. Shifton.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.1: 90-108.
101332 Comparing public concern and support for drone regulation to the current legal framework/Adam Zwickle, Hillary B. Farber, Joseph A. Hamm.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.1: 109-124.
101333 The use of statistics in criminal cases: An introduction/Christopher Slobogin.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.2: 127-132.
101334 Applying statistics to the gatekeeping of expert evidence: Introducing the Structured Statistical Judgement (SSJ)/James R. Andretta … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.2: 133-144.
101335 The sexist algorithm/Melissa Hamilton.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.2: 145-157.
101336 The dark figure of sexual recidivism/Nicholas Scurich, Richard S. John.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.2: 158-175.
101337 The mismeasure of Terry stops: Assessing the psychological and emotional harms of stop and frisk to individuals and communities/Susan A. Bandes … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.2: 176-194.
101338 The impact of proficiency testing information and error aversions on the weight given to fingerprint evidence/Gregory Mitchell, Brandon L. Garrett.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.2: 195-210.
101339 Machine learning in suicide science: Applications and ethics/Kathryn P. Linthicum, Katherine Musacchio Schafer, Jessica D. Ribeiro.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.3: 214-222.
101340 Suicide Crisis Syndrome: A review of supporting evidence for a new suicide-specific diagnosis/Allison Schuck … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.3: 223-239.
101341 Validation of the Poisoning Severity Score (PSS) in suicidal behavior by self-poisoning/Kenneth R. Conner … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.3: 240-246.
101342 Cognitive behavioral therapy for suicide prevention (CBT-SP): Implications for meeting standard of care expectations with suicidal patients/Craig J. Bryan.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.3: 247-258.
101343 Hey, let me hold your guns for a while: A qualitative study of messaging for firearm suicide prevention/Rocco Pallin … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.3: 259-269.
101344 Firearm legislation and statewide suicide rates: The moderating role of household firearm ownership levels/Michael D. Anestis … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.3: 270-280.
101345 Custodial suicide and class action remedies: Current obstacles and future directions/Henry A. Dlugacz, Luna Droubi, Mehgan Gallagher.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.3: 281-303.
101346 Documenting suicide risk assessments and proportionate clinical actions to improve patient safety and mitigate legal risk/Ian H. Stanley … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.3: 304-312.
101347 Clinician testimony in suicide litigation: A cause to be uneasy/Skip Simpson, William H. Reid.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.3: 313-328.
101348 Evaluation of a cognitive-behavioral intervention for high- and medium-risk probationers/David S. Kosson … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.4: 329-341.
101349 CIT in small municipalities: Officer-level outcomes/Carla G. Strassle.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.4: 342-352.
101350 Learning from a failure in threat assessment: 11 questions and not enough answers/Sarah Goodrum … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.4: 353-371.
101351 Stigma against false confessors impacts post-exoneration financial compensation/Jeff Kukucka, Andrew J. Evelo.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.4: 372-387.
101352 State of the States: A survey of statutory law, regulations and court rules pertaining to guilty pleas across the United States/Tina M. Zottoli … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.4: 388-434.
101353 Technological advances in the assessment of impulse control in offenders: A systematic review/Lana Vedelago … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.4: 435-451.
101354 The impact of mental health court: A Sacramento case study/Yue Yuan, Matthew R. Capriotti.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.4: 452-467.
101355 Adopted children who kill their adoptive parents/James T. Hubbell, Kathleen M. Heide, Norair Khachatryan.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.5: 473-492.
101356 Juvenile homicide offenders: A 35-year-follow-up study/Kathleen M. Heide.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.5: 493-511.
101357 Mosaic trisomy 20 and mitigation in capital crimes sentencing: A review and case report/Rose Montplaisir … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.5: 512-521.
101358 Visualizing the relationship among indicators for lone actor terrorist attacks: Multidimensional scaling and the TRAP-18/Alasdair Goodwill, J. Reid Meloy.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.5: 522-539.
101359 The myth of school shooters and psychotropic medications/Ryan Chaloner Winton Hall … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.5: 540-558.
101360 Lethal combinations: A conjunctive analysis of crime scene behavior associated with sexual homicide/Julien Chopin, Eric Beauregard.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.5: 559-578.
101361 Remorse in psychotic violent offenders: An overvalued idea?/Akshita Dandawate … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.5: 579-588.
101362 Victim body mutilation in sexual homicides: Exploring Chinese sexual homicide cases/Heng Choon (Oliver) Chan, Feng Li.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.5: 589-601.
101363 Psychopathy in Italian female murderers/Felice Carabellese … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.5: 602-613.
101364 Gender differences in combined homicide-suicide with consideration of female terrorist bombers/Alan R. Felthous, Sadhna Samantarai, Assad Mukhtar.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.5: 614-631.
101365 Marshaling administrative data to study the prevalence of mental illness in assault on law enforcement cases/Elisha R. Agee … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.6: 636-649.
101366 Perspectives of people with mental health problems at hot spots: Attitudes and perceptions of safety, crime, and the police/Victoria Goldberg, Clair White, David Weisburd.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.6: 650-664.
101367 Why do officers support community policing? A cross-departmental and cross-temporal comparison/Mary Shupard, Erin M. Kearns.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.6: 665-680.
101368 Police endorsement of color-blind racial beliefs and propensity to interact with youth of color/Keisha April, Lindsey M. Cole, Naomi E.S. Goldstein.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.6: 681-695.
101369 Procedural injustice, police legitimacy, and officer gender: A vignette-based test of the invariance thesis/Katharine L. Brown, Michael D. Reisig.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.6: 696-710.
101370 Look there! The effect of perspective, attention, and instructions on how people understand recorded police encounters/Kristyn A. Jones, William E. Crozier, Deryn Strange.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.6: 711-731.
101371 The effects of body-worn camera footage and eyewitness race on jurors’ perceptions of police use of force/Alana Saulnier, Kelly C. Burke, Bette L. Bottoms.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.6: 732-750.
101372 Police surveillance of cell phone location data: Supreme Court versus public opinion/Emma W. Marshall … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2019; Vol.37, No.6: 751-775.
101373 Risk assessment in sentencing and plea bargaining: The roles of prosecutors and defense attorneys/John Monahan … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.1: 1-11.
101374 Capital juror questionnaires in death-penalty cases: A study of attitudes, denials, and deceptions/Richard Rogers … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.1: 12-31.
101375 Competency to stand trial evaluations: A state-wide review of court-ordered reports/Daniel C. Murrie, Brett O. Gardner, Angela N. Torres.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.1: 32-50.
101376 Simulated judicial decision-making for African and European American adolescents with illegal sexual behavior: The impact of medical data and victim race/ethnicity/Rebecca L. Fix, John Michael Falligant, Apryl A. Alexander.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.1: 51-65.
101377 Behavioral health indicators and time-to-rearrest in an adult pre-arrest diversion program/Albert M. Kopak.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.1: 66-76.
101378 Use of penile plethysmography in the court: A review of practices in Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States/Lisa Murphy … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.2: 79-99.
101379 Motivational pathways underlying the onset and maintenance of viewing child pornography on the Internet/Natasha Knack, Dave Holmes, J. Paul Fedoroff.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.2: 100-116.
101380 A narrative review of research on clinical responses to the problem of sexual offenses in the last decade/Thanh Ly, J. Paul Fedoroff, Peer Briken.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.2: 117-134.
101381 A qualitative study of forensic patients’ perceptions of quasi-coercive offers of biological treatment/Natasha Knack, Jennifer A. Chandler, J. Paul Fedoroff.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.2: 135-151.
101382 Sex and genes, part 2: A biopsychosocial approach to assess and treat challenging sexual behavior in persons with intellectual disabilities including fragile X syndrome and 22q11.2 deletion syndrome/Nancy Miodrag … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.2: 152-172.
101383 The admissibility of other specified paraphilic disorder (non-consent) in sexually violent predator proceedings/Brian Holoyda.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.2: 173-185.
101384 Actuarial risk assessment at sentencing: Potential consequences for mass incarceration and legitimacy/Michael O’Hear.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.3: 193-206.
101385 The compelling case for low-violence-risk preclusion in American prison policy/Kevin R. Reitz.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.3: 207-217.
101386 Making sense of risk/Cecelia Klingele.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.3: 218-225.
101387 Judicial gatekeeping on scientific validity with risk assessment tools/Melissa Hamilton.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.3: 226-245.
101388 Risk assessment savvy: The imperative of appreciating accuracy and outcome/Rhys Hester.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.3: 246-258.
101389 Using algorithms to address trade-offs inherent in predicting recidivism/Jennifer Skeem, Christopher Lowenkamp.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.3: 259-278.
101390 Open risk assessment/Brandon L. Garrett, Megan Stevenson.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.3: 279-286.
101391 Lost in translation: Risks, needs, and evidence in implementing the First Step Act/Jennifer Skeem, John Monahan.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.3: 287-297.
101392 An exploratory examination of intellectual disability and mental illness associated with alleged false confessions/Melanie Clark Mogavero.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.4: 299-316.
101393 Examining jurors’ ability to meet the constitutional requirement of narrowing in capital sentencing/Lisa Bell Holleran, Tyler J. Vaughan.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.4: 317-336.
101394 Alibi believability: Corroborative evidence and contextual factors/Meredith Allison, Sandy Jung, Amanda C. Benjamin.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.4: 337-354.
101395 The effects of essentialist thinking toward biosocial risk factors for criminality and types of offending on lay punishment support/Colleen M. Berryessa.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.4: 355-380.
101396 An examination of the effects of mental disorders as mitigating factors on capital sentencing outcomes/Lauren N. Miley … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.4: 381-405.
101397 Advances in juvenile adjudicative competence: A 10-year update/Kathryn A. Cunningham.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.4: 406-420.
101398 Hospital treatment of persons found not guilty by reason of insanity/Reena Kapoor … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.5: 426-440.
101399 The question of sanity restoration in jail/Alan R. Felthous.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.5: 441-455.
101400 Comparison of outcome in men and women after treatment in psychiatric security hospitals in Germany/Irina Franke … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.5: 456-470.
101401 Applicability of two violence risk assessment tools in a psychiatric prison hospital population/Julia Krebs … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.5: 471-481.
101402 Psychosis in German prisoners: Comparison of the clinical appearance of psychotic disorder of an imprisoned population with a not detained community group/Philipp Meinert … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.5: 482-492.
101403 A retrospective study on risk assessment and management of forensic psychiatric inpatients in Hong Kong/Bonnie W.M. Siu … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.5: 493-505.
101404 Short-term clinical risk assessment and management: Comparing the Brockville Risk Checklist and Hamilton Anatomy of Risk Management/Lindsay V. Healey … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.5: 506-521.
101405 Rising inpatient numbers in forensic security hospitals of German federal state of Baden-Wurttemberg: Background and explanatory approaches/Thomas Ross, Maria Isabel Fontao, Jan Bulla.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.5: 522-536.
101406 Introduction to this special issue: Underreporting of sexual abuse/Nicholas Scurich.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.6: 537-542.
101407 Illuminating the dark figure of sexual recidivism/Brian R. Abbott.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.6: 543-558.
101408 The dark figure of sexual offending: A replication and extension/Alan J. Drury, Michael J. Elbert, Matt DeLisi.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.6: 559-570.
101409 Denial and minimization among sex offenders/Park Dietz.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.6: 571-585.
101410 Why do child sexual abuse victims not tell anyone about their abuse? An exploration of factors that prevent and promote disclosure/Georgia M. Winters … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.6: 586-611.
101411 Detecting children’s true and false denials of wrongdoing: Effects of question type and base rate knowledge/Kirsten Domagalski … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.6: 612-629.
101412 Understanding expert testimony on child sexual abuse denial after New Jersey v. J.L.G.: Ground truth, disclosure suspicion bias, and disclosure substantiation bias/Thomas D. Lyon, Shanna Williams, Stacia N. Stolzenberg.- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.6: 630-647.
101413 Analyzing the scientific foundation of Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome: A reply to Lyon et al./Kamala London … [et al.].- Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 2020; Vol.38, No.6: 648-653.
101414 Disagreement and Legitimacy/Zoltan Miklosi, Andres Moles.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.1: 1-8.
101415 Legitimacy, Democracy and Public Justification: Rawls’ Political Liberalism Versus Gaus’ Justificatory Liberalism/Enzo Rossi.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.1: 9-25.
101416 A Puzzle About Free Speech, Legitimacy, and Countermajoritarian Constraints/Zoltan Miklosi.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.1: 27-43.
101417 Freedom, Equality, Minarets/Alexa Zellentin.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.1: 45-63.
101418 When God Commands Disobedience: Political Liberalism and Unreasonable Religions/Matthew Clayton, David Stevens.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.1: 65-84.
101419 The Public Ecology of Freedom of Association/Andres Moles.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.1: 85-103.
101420 Preventive Pre-trial Detention without Punishment/Richard L. Lippke.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.2: 111-127.
101421 The Structure of Death Penalty Arguments/Matt Stichter.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.2: 129-143.
101422 An Intrusion Theory of Privacy/George E. Panichas.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.2: 145-161.
101423 Expressivism, Anti-Archimedeanism and Supervenience/Christine Tiefensee.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.2: 163-181.
101424 Causal Tests in Subjunctive Judgements About Negative Freedom/Ronen Shnayderman.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.2: 183-197.
101425 Being Worse Off: But in Comparison with What? On the Baseline Problem of Harm and the Harm Principle/Thomas Sobirk Petersen.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.2: 199-214.
101426 The Problem of Historical Rectification for Rawlsian Theory/Juan Espindola, Moises Vaca.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.3: 227-243.
101427 Don’t Count on Taurek: Vindicating the Case for the Numbers Counting/Yishai Cohen.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.3: 245-261.
101428 The Tractatus Theologico-Politicus and the Received View of Spinoza on Democracy/Wouter F. Kalf.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.3: 263-279.
101429 Voting in Bad Faith/Joanne C. Lau.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.3: 281-294.
101430 Samaritanism and Civil Disobedience/Candice Delmas.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.3: 295-313.
101431 Why We Shouldn’t Reject Conflicts: A Critique of Tadros/Uwe Steinhoff.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.3: 315-322.
101432 Can Culture Justify Infant Circumcision?/Eldar Sarajlic.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.4: 327-343.
101433 Is the Expiration of Intellectual Property Rights a Problem for Non-consequentialist Theories of Intellectual Property?/Jukka Varelius.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.4: 345-357.
101434 The Centralized-Use Compromise on Recreational Drug Policy/Jeffrey Glick.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.4: 359-376.
101435 Language as a Global Public Good/Isaac Taylor.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.4: 377-394.
101436 Democracy and the Right to Exclusion/Ludvig Beckman.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.4: 395-411.
101437 The Incompleteness of Ideal Theory/Jorg Schaub.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2014; Vol.20, No.4: 413-439.
101438 A Republican Theory of Adjudication/Frank Lovett.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.1: 1-18.
101439 Unilateral Forgiveness and the Task of Reconciliation/Jeremy Watkins.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.1: 19-42.
101440 Honneth, Butler and the Ambivalent Effects of Recognition/Paddy McQueen.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.1: 43-60.
101441 Every Vote Counts: Equality, Autonomy, and the Moral Value of Democratic Decision-Making/Daniel Jacob.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.1: 61-75.
101442 The Role of Formal Justice in Ethical Reasoning/Georg Spielthenner.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.1: 77-92.
101443 Putting Incentives in Context: A Reply to Penny/Harrison P. Frye.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.1: 93-98.
101444 Insurance, Equality and the Welfare State: Political Philosophy and (of) Public Insurance/Xavier Landes, Nils Holtug.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.2: 111-118.
101445 Abandoning the Abandonment Objection: Luck Egalitarian Arguments for Public Insurance/Carl Knight.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.2: 119-135.
101446 Public Insurance and Equality: From Redistribution to Relation/Xavier Landes, Pierre-Yves Neron.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.2: 137-154.
101447 Producing Solidarity, Inequality and Exclusion Through Insurance/Turo-Kimmo Lehtonen, Jyri Liukko.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.2: 155-169.
101448 Integrating Intermediate Goods to Theories of Distributive Justice: The Importance of Platforms/Daniel Weinstock.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.2: 171-183.
101449 Genetic Discrimination and Health Insurance/Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.2: 185-199.
101450 Luck Egalitarianism, Universal Health Care, and Non-Responsibility-Based Reasons for Responsibilization/Martin Marchman Andersen, Morten Ebbe Juul Nielsen.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.2: 201-216.
101451 Psychological Constraints on Egalitarianism: The Challenge of Just World Beliefs/T. J. Kasperbauer.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.3: 217-234.
101452 Rawls, Weithman, and the Stability of Liberal Democracy/George Klosko.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.3: 235-249.
101453 Reply to Professor Klosko/Paul Weithman.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.3: 251-264.
101454 Stability: Political and Conception: A Response to Professor Weithman/George Klosko.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.3: 265-272.
101455 Rabbits, Stoats and the Predator Problem: Why a Strong Animal Rights Position Need Not Call for Human Intervention to Protect Prey from Predators/Josh Milburn.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.3: 273-289.
101456 Political Legitimacy Without a (Claim-) Right to Rule/Merten Reglitz.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.3: 291-307.
101457 Political Anarchism and Raz’s Theory of Authority/Bruno Leipold.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.3: 309-329.
101458 Markets, Choice and Agency/Timothy Fowler.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.4: 347-361.
101459 Is the Free Market Acceptable to Everyone?/Matthew Clayton, David Stevens.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.4: 363-382.
101460 Dream Capitalism/Chris Pierson.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.4: 383-395.
101461 Self-Respect or Self-Delusion? Tomasi and Rawls on the Basic Liberties/Richard Penny.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.4: 397-411.
101462 The Fair Value of Economic Liberty/Daniel M. Layman.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.4: 413-428.
101463 Social Democracy and Economic Liberty/Steven Lukes.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.4: 429-441.
101464 Market Democracy and Meaningful Work: A Reply to Critics/John Tomasi.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2015; Vol.21, No.4: 443-460.
101465 Introduction: Justice, Climate Change, and the Distribution of Natural Resources/Fabian Schuppert.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.1: 3-8.
101466 Self-Determination and Resource Rights: In Defence of Territorial Jurisdiction Over Natural Resources/Ayelet Banai.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.1: 9-20.
101467 Shared Sovereignty over Migratory Natural Resources/Alejandra Mancilla.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.1: 21-35.
101468 Water Crisis Adaptation: Defending a Strong Right Against Displacement from the Home/Cara Nine.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.1: 37-52.
101469 The Tragedy of the Few/Theresa Scavenius.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.1: 53-65.
101470 Historical Use of the Climate Sink/Megan Blomfield.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.1: 67-81.
101471 Qui bono? Justice in the Distribution of the Benefits and Burdens of Avoided Deforestation/Ed Page.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.1: 83-97.
101472 Carbon Sink Conservation and Global Justice: Benefitting, Free Riding and Non-compliance/Fabian Schuppert.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.1: 99-116.
101473 Scientific Facts and Methods in Public Reason/Karin Jonch-Clausen, Klemens Kappel.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.2: 117-133.
101474 Convergence Justifications Within Political Liberalism: A Defence/Paul Billingham.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.2: 135-153.
101475 Patriotic Conscientious Objection to Military Service/Shlomit Asheri-Shahaf.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.2: 155-172.
101476 Aggressive Hook Ups: Modeling Aggressive Casual Sex on BDSM for Moral Permissibility/James Rocha.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.2: 173-192.
101477 IP Moral Rights Breaches are Deception Offences, Not Property Offences: Correcting a Category Error/James McKeahnie.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.2: 193-207.
101478 Perspectives on the Fairness of Lotteries/Jan-Willem Burgers.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.2: 209-224.
101479 The Social Benefits of Protecting Hate Speech and Exposing Sources of Prejudice/Marcus Schulzke.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.2: 225-242.
101480 Chewing Over In Vitro Meat: Animal Ethics, Cannibalism and Social Progress/Josh Milburn.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.3: 249-265.
101481 Social Class, Merit and Equality of Opportunity in Education/Gideon Elford.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.3: 267-284.
101482 Rawlsian Stability/Jon Garthoff.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.3: 285-299.
101483 How Should We Discharge Our Responsibilities to Eradicate Poverty?/Gillian Brock.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.3: 301-315.
101484 Anti-Poverty, Development, and the Limits of Progress/Darrel Moellendorf.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.3: 317-325.
101485 The Nature of Poverty as an Inhuman Condition/Thaddeus Metz.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.3: 327-342.
101486 Poverty, Ethics and Justice Revisited/H. P. P. Lotter.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.3: 343-361.
101487 Revising Republican Liberty: What is the Difference Between a Disinterested Gentle Giant and a Deterred Criminal?/Nikolas Kirby.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.4: 369-386.
101488 Assessing Baselines for Identifying Harm: Tricky Cases and Childhood/Monique Jonas.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.4: 387-404.
101489 An Epistemic Argument for Conservatism/Xavier Marquez.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.4: 405-422.
101490 Re-Reading the Declaration of Independence as Perlocutionary Performative/Yarran Hominh.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.4: 423-444.
101491 Moderate Idealization and Information Acquisition Responsibilities/Jason Tyndal.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.4: 445-462.
101492 Justice for Hedgehogs, Conceptual Authenticity for Foxes: Ronald Dworkin on Value Conflicts/Jack Winter.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2016; Vol.22, No.4: 463-479.
101493 The Gauthier Contract: Applicable or Not?/Jeremy Neill.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.1: 1-22.
101494 Second Person Rules: An Alternative Approach to Second-Personal Normativity/Kevin Vallier.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.1: 23-42.
101495 Group Virtues: No Great Leap Forward with Collectivism/Sean Cordell.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.1: 43-59.
101496 Sharing in a Common Life: People with Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties/John Vorhaus.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.1: 61-79.
101497 Contractualism and the Right to Strike/David A. Borman.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.1: 81-98.
101498 A Defense of the Human Right to Adequate Food/Sandra Raponi.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.1: 99-115.
101499 Fact-Sensitivity and the Defining-Down Objection/Andrew Lister.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.1: 117-135.
101500 Hohfeldian Infinities: Why Not to Worry/Visa A. J. Kurki.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.1: 137-146.
101501 Neuroethics and Brain Privacy: Setting the Stage/Jesper Ryberg.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.2: 153-158.
101502 Privacy, Neuroscience, and Neuro-Surveillance/Adam D. Moore.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.2: 159-177.
101503 Neuroscience, Mind Reading and Mental Privacy/Jesper Ryberg.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.2: 197-211.
101504 Privacy and Self-Presentation/Juha Raikka.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.2: 213-226.
101505 Brain Privacy, Intimacy, and Authenticity: Why a Complete Lack of the Former Might Undermine Neither of the Latter!/Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.2: 227-244.
101506 On the Theoretical Significance of G. A. Cohen’s Fact-Insensitivity Thesis/Kyle Johannsen.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.2: 245-253.
101507 Animal Activists, Civil Disobedience and Global Responses to Transnational Injustice/Siobhan O’Sullivan, Clare McCausland, Scott Brenton.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.3: 261-280.
101508 Animal Rescue as Civil Disobedience/Tony Milligan.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.3: 281-298.
101509 Religiosity and Public Reason: The Case of Direct Action Animal Rights Advocacy/J. Hadley.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.3: 299-312.
101510 Markets in Votes and the Tyranny of Wealth/James Stacey Taylor.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.3: 313-328.
101511 Finding Space for the Truth: Joshua Cohen on Truth and Public Reason/Jethro Butler.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.3: 329-347.
101512 In Defence of Conceptual Integration/Rasmus Sommer Hansen.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.3: 349-365.
101513 Responsibility and Self-Defense: Can We Have It All?/Adam Hosein.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.3: 367-385.
101514 Who Should Intervene?/Fredrik D. Hjorthen.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.4: 391-407.
101515 Pluralist Partially Comprehensive Doctrines, Moral Motivation, and the Problem of Stability/Ross A. Mittiga.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.4: 409-429.
101516 Three Feasibility Constraints on the Concept of Justice/Naima Chahboun.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.4: 431-452.
101517 Karl Marx and Wilt Chamberlain, or: Luck Egalitarianism, Exploitation, and the Clean Path to Capitalism Argument/Paul Warren.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.4: 453-473.
101518 Political Integrity and Dirty Hands: Compromise and the Ambiguities of Betrayal/Demetris Tillyris.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.4: 475-494.
101519 Misinformation as Immigration Control/Mollie Gerver.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.4: 495-511.
101520 Rational Persuasion, Paternalism, and Respect/Ryan W. Davis.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2017; Vol.23, No.4: 513-522.
101521 The Ethics of Political Participation: Engagement and Democracy in the 21st Century/Phil Parvin, Ben Saunders.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.1: 3-8.
101522 Democratic Norms, Empirical Realities and Approaches to Improving Voter Turnout/Sarah Birch.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.1: 9-30.
101523 Democracy Without Participation: A New Politics for a Disengaged Era/Phil Parvin.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.1: 31-52.
101524 The Demographic Objection to Epistocracy/Jason Brennan.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.1: 53-71.
101525 Making Attentive Citizens: The Ethics of Democratic Engagement, Political Equality, and Social Justice/Kevin J. Elliott.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.1: 73-91.
101526 A Further Defence of the Right Not to Vote/Ben Saunders.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.1: 93-108.
101527 Reflections on a Crisis: Political Disenchantment, Moral Desolation, and Political Integrity/Demetris Tillyris.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.1: 109-131.
101528 The Political Legitimacy of Global Governance and the Proper Role of Civil Society Actors/Eva Erman.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.1: 133-155.
101529 Political Anti-Intentionalism/Matthias Brinkmann.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.2: 159-179.
101530 Freedom as Non-domination and Democratic Inclusion/Ludvig Beckman, Jonas Hultin Rosenberg.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.2: 181-198.
101531 Legal Punishment and the Public Identification of Offenders/Richard L. Lippke.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.2: 199-216.
101532 The Samaritan State and Social Welfare Provision/Steven J. Wulf.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.2: 217-236.
101533 Egalitarianism and the Great Recession: A Tale of Missed Connections?/Pietro Maffettone.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.2: 237-256.
101534 The Discontent of Social and Economic Rights/Leticia Morales.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.2: 257-272.
101535 In Defense of Penalizing (but not Punishing) Civil Disobedience/David Lefkowitz.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.3: 273-289.
101536 Two Tales of Civil Disobedience: A Reply to David Lefkowitz/Kimberley Brownlee.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.3: 291-296.
101537 Two Concepts of Basic Equality/Nikolas Kirby.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.3: 297-318.
101538 Does Purchasing Make Consumers Complicit in Global Labour Injustice?/Holly Lawford-Smith.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.3: 319-338.
101539 Revisiting Contextualism in Political Theory: Putting Principles into Context/Tariq Modood, Simon Thompson.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.3: 339-357.
101540 Discrimination Against Vegans/Oscar Horta.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.3: 359-373.
101541 Blending Arendtian Exemplarity with Weberian Ideal-Typic Analysis: Arendt’s Socrates as a Vehicle for Social Critique/Aaron Jaffe.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.3: 375-394.
101542 The Choice Architect’s Trilemma/Chris Mills.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.3: 395-414.
101543 Science as Public Reason: A Restatement/Cristobal Bellolio Badiola.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.4: 415-432.
101544 The Implicit Argument for the Basic Liberties/C. M. Melenovsky.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.4: 433-454.
101545 All Liberty is Basic/Jessica Flanigan.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.4: 455-474.
101546 Uncivil Disobedience: Political Commitment and Violence/N. P. Adams.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.4: 475-491.
101547 Intentions, Permissibility, and Choice/Anton Markoc.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.4: 493-508.
101548 Political Agency, Citizenship, and Non-human Animals/Dan Hooley.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.4: 509-530.
101549 Autonomy and the Moral Symmetry Principle: Reply to Frowe and Tooley/Jacob Blair.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2018; Vol.24, No.4: 531-541.
101550 Why the Duty to Self-Censor Requires Social-Media Users to Maintain Their Own Privacy/Earl Spurgin.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.1: 1-19.
101551 What is Wrong with Sufficiency?/Lasse Nielsen.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.1: 21-38.
101552 Effective Vote Markets and the Tyranny of Wealth/Alfred Archer, Bart Engelen, Viktor Ivankovic.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.1: 39-54.
101553 Linguistic Integration – Valuable but Voluntary: Why Permanent Resident Status Must Not Depend on Language Skills/Anna Goppel.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.1: 55-81.
101554 On Respecting Animals, or Can Animals be Wronged Without Being Harmed?/Angela K. Martin.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.1: 83-99.
101555 A Fluid Demos for a Hypermigration Polity/Enrico Biale.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.1: 101-117.
101556 Conjecture and the Division of Justificatory Labour: A Comment on Clayton and Stevens/Baldwin Wong.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.1: 119-125.
101557 A Puzzle About Proportionality/David Alm.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.2: 133-149.
101558 Germ-Line Genetic Information as a Natural Resource as a Means to Achieving Luck-Egalitarian Equality: Some Difficulties/Ronen Shnayderman.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.2: 151-166.
101559 Regulating Compensatory Paternalism/Johan Brannmark.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.2: 167-185.
101560 Overcoming the Institutional Deficit of Agonistic Democracy/Manon Westphal.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.2: 187-210.
101561 Towards a More Particularist View of Rights’ Stringency/Benedict Rumbold.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.2: 211-233.
101562 Should Abraham Get a Religious Exemption?/Andrei Bespalov.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.2: 235-259.
101563 Regaining Traction on the Problem of Punishment: A Critique of David Boonin’s Use of the Entailment Test/Alex Howe.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.2: 261-272.
101564 Further Thoughts on Talking to the Unreasonable: A Response to Wong/Matthew Clayton, David Stevens.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.2: 273-281.
101565 Democratic Legitimacy and the Competence Objection/Lachlan Montgomery Umbers.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.2: 283-293.
101566 Three Types of Sufficientarian Libertarianism/Fabian Wendt.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.3: 301-318.
101567 Accommodating Closed Material Procedures within Rawls’ Theory of Justice/Daniel Pointon.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.3: 319-333.
101568 On a Belief-Relative Moral Right to Civil Disobedience/Tine Hindkjaer Madsen.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.3: 335-351.
101569 Moral Distress as a Symptom of Dirty Hands/Daniel W. Tigard.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.3: 353-371.
101570 What Is Dissent?/Geoffrey D. Callaghan.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.3: 373-386.
101571 Expression and Indication in Ethics and Political Philosophy/Dustin Crummett.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.3: 387-406.
101572 The Right to be Publicly Naked: A Defence of Nudism/Bouke de Vries.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.3: 407-424.
101573 The Morality of Price/Quality and Ethical Consumerism/Julian Fink, Daniel Schubert.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.3: 425-438.
101574 Revolution Against Non-violent Oppression/Zsolt Kapelner.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.4: 445-461.
101575 A Sufficiently Just Liberal Society is an Illusion/Lea Ypi.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.4: 463-474.
101576 Partisanship and Political Obligation: Some Sceptical Thoughts/Daniel Weinstock.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.4: 475-486.
101577 Pluralistic Partisanship/Kevin Vallier.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.4: 487-496.
101578 Justice, Political Obligation and Public Reason: Rethinking Partisanship and Political Liberalism/Matteo Bonotti.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.4: 497-509.
101579 Co-responsibility for Individualists/David Atenasio.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.4: 511-530.
101580 The Old New Dignitarianism/Raffael N. Fasel.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.4: 531-552.
101581 Rawls’s Ideal Theory: A Clarification and Defense/D. C. Matthew.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.4: 553-570.
101582 Rescuing Rawls’s Institutionalism and Incentives Inequality/Edward Andrew Greetis.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2019; Vol.25, No.4: 571-590.
101583 A World of Possibilities: The Place of Feasibility in Political Theory/Eva Erman, Niklas Moller.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.1: 1-23.
101584 What is the Wrong in Retaining Benefits from Wrongdoing? How Recent Attempts to Formulate a Plausible Rationale for the Beneficiary Pays Principle Have Failed/Sigurd Lindstad.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.1: 25-43.
101585 Hate Speech on Campus: What Public Universities Can and Should Do to Counter Weaponized Intolerance/Rex Welshon.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.1: 45-66.
101586 Justifying Partiality in Care Ethics/Thomas E. Randall.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.1: 67-87.
101587 Boycotting and Public Mourning/Bob Fischer.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.1: 89-102.
101588 Respect in Neo-Republicanism: A Good Too Rich or Too Thin?/Dimitrios E. Efthymiou.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.1: 103-122.
101589 A Soft Defense of a Utilitarian Principle of Criminalization/Thomas Sobirk Petersen.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.1: 123-141.
101590 The Costs of Disobedience: A Reply to Delmas/Piero Moraro.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.1: 143-148.
101591 Is the Reasonable Person a Person of Virtue?/Michele Mangini.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.2: 157-179.
101592 Does Regulating Hate Speech Undermine Democratic Legitimacy? A Cautious No/Andrew Reid.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.2: 181-199.
101593 Is Multiculturalism Discriminatory?/Bouke de Vries.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.2: 201-214.
101594 Deliberative Democracy, Diversity, and Restraint/James Boettcher.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.2: 215-235.
101595 A Defence of Voluntary Sterilisation/Paddy McQueen.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.2: 237-255.
101596 Green Republicanism and the Shift to Post-productivism: A Defence of an Unconditional Basic Income/Jorge Pinto.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.2: 257-274.
101597 Response to Umbers: An Instability of the Duty and Right to Vote/Ten-Herng Lai.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.2: 275-280.
101598 Border Coercion and Democratic Legitimacy: On Abizadeh’s Argument Against Current Regimes of Border Control/Uwe Steinhoff.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.2: 281-292.
101599 Spoilage and Squatting: A Lockean Argument/Eloise Harding.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.3: 299-317.
101600 With or Without Religious Symbols? Why Political Liberalism is Inconclusive in the Case of Civil Servants/Francois Levrau, Patrick Loobuyck.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.3: 319-335.
101601 The Liberty of the Liberty Principle/Robert Westmoreland.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.3: 337-355.
101602 A Sense of Proportion: Some Thoughts on Equality, Security and Justice/Annabelle Lever.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.3: 357-371.
101603 The Teleological Account of Proportional Surveillance/Frej Klem Thomsen.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.3: 373-401.
101604 Dworkin’s Unity of Value: An Interpretation and Defense/Luke MacInnis.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.3: 403-422.
101605 Comment: Reciprocity and the Rise of Populism/Paul Weithman.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.3: 423-431.
101606 Constitutional Democracy in the Age of Populisms: A Commentary to Mark Tushnet’s Populist Constitutional Law/Valerio Fabbrizi.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.3: 433-449.
101607 Refugees as (Political) Agents: A Review of Three Recent Books in the Political Theory of Refugees/Patti Tamara Lenard.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.3: 451-459.
101608 Why Dependence Grounds Duties of Trade Justice/Tadhg O Laoghaire.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.4: 461-479.
101609 Moral Conflict and Political Obligation in (Highly) Non-ideal Conditions/Allyn Fives, Kei Hiruta.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.4: 481-487.
101610 Antigone in Hertfordshire: Moral Conflict and Moral Pluralism in Forster’s Howards End/Bernard Yack.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.4: 489-504.
101611 What the Victims of Tyranny Owe Each Other: On Judith Shklar’s Value Monism/Allyn Fives.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.4: 505-521.
101612 Value Pluralism, Realism and Pessimism/Kei Hiruta.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.4: 523-540.
101613 Political Obligations in Illiberal Regimes/Zoltan Gabor Szucs.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.4: 541-558.
101614 The Ethics of Obeying Judicial Orders in Flawed Societies/Robert C. Hughes.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.4: 559-575.
101615 Conflict in Political Liberalism: Judith Shklar’s Liberalism of Fear/Katharina Kaufmann.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2020; Vol.26, No.4: 577-595.
101616 Equality of Resources and Non-domination: Can the Two be Compatible?/Sotiria Skarveli.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.1: 3-24.
101617 A Buck-Passing Account of Moral Equality/Elaine Lok-Lam Yim.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.1: 25-40.
101618 Extrinsic Democratic Proceduralism: A Modest Defence/Chiara Destri.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.1: 41-58.
101619 The Impact of Trade Policy Decisions on Social Justice/Sarah C. Goff.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.1: 59-76.
101620 Lying, Misleading, and the Argument from Cultural Slopes/Lisa Herzog.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.1: 77-93.
101621 Naturally and Socially Caused Inequalities: Is the Distinction Relevant for Assessments of Justice?/Fernando de los Santos Menendez.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.1: 95-109.
101622 On the Permissibility of Free-Riding on the Global Lingua Franca/Siba Harb.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.1: 111-128.
101623 I Have Got a Personal Non-identity Problem: On What We Owe Our Future Selves/Didde Boisen Andersen.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.1: 129-144.
101624 Conflicts and Reasons in Contextual Normative Theory: A Reply to Modood and Thompson/Peter Matthew Hills.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.1: 145-150.
101625 Williams, Pragmatism, and the Law/Cheryl Misak.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.2: 155-170.
101626 Human Rights, Legitimacy, Political Judgement/Edward Hall, Dimitrios Tsarapatsanis.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.2: 171-185.
101627 The Inevitable Social Contract/David Dyzenhaus.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.2: 187-202.
101628 Williams and Rawls in Philadelphia/Dimitrios Kyritsis.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.2: 203-218.
101629 Friend or Foe?: Bernard Williams and Political Constitutionalism/Cormac S Mac Amhlaigh.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.2: 219-234.
101630 Political Moralism and Constitutional Reasoning: A Reply to Bernard Williams/Roni Mann.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.2: 235-253.
101631 Time and Timelessness in Constitutional Thought/Thomas Poole.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.2: 255-270.
101632 Moral Luck, Responsibility, and Systems of Tort Liability/Emmanuel Voyiakis.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.2: 271-286.
101633 Too Much Info: Data Surveillance and Reasons to Favor the Control Account of the Right to Privacy/Jakob Thrane Mainz, Rasmus Uhrenfeldt.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.2: 287-302.
101634 An Indirect Argument for the Access Theory of Privacy/Jakob Mainz.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.3: 309-328.
101635 Answering the Conventionalist Challenge to Natural Rights Theory/Billy Christmas.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.3: 329-345.
101636 Cosmopolitan Sentiment: Politics, Charity, and Global Poverty/Joshua Hobbs.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.3: 347-367.
101637 Politics by Other Means? Rawls, Feminists, Religious Conservatives, and Public Education/Patrick J. Casey.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.3: 369-386.
101638 Is the All-Subjected Principle Extensionally Adequate?/Vuko Andric.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.3: 387-407.
101639 The Ethics of Economic Sanctions: Why Just War Theory is Not the Answer/Elizabeth Ellis.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.3: 409-426.
101640 Work, Domination, and the False Hope of Universal Basic Income/Orlando Lazar.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.3: 427-446.
101641 Neo-Republicanism and the Domination of Immigrants/M. Victoria Costa.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.3: 447-465.
101642 Whaling, Bullfighting, and the Conditional Value of Tradition/Paula Casal.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.3: 467-490.
101643 The Concept of Feasibility: A Multivocal Account/Daniel Guillery.- Res Publica- A Journal of Moral, Legal and Social Philosophy. 2021; Vol.27, No.3: 491-507.
101644 The Exclusive Utilization Space: A New Approach to the Management and Utilization of the Near Space/Hao Liu, Fabio Tronchetti.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2018-2019; Vol.40, No.3: 537-574.
101645 Market Benchmarks and Government Monopoly: The Case of Land and Natural Resources under Global Subsidies Regulation/Julia Y. Qin.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2018-2019; Vol.40, No.3: 575-642.
101646 Conflict Classification and Cyber Operations: Gaps, Ambiguities and Fault Lines/David A. Wallace, Christopher W. Jacobs.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2018-2019; Vol.40, No.3: 643-693.
101647 The Right to Health in Latin America: The Challenges of Constructing Fair Limits/Alicia Ely Yamin.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2018-2019; Vol.40, No.3: 695-734.
101648 Updating the Law of Targeting for an Era of Cyberwarfare/Benjamin Weitz.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2018-2019; Vol.40, No.3: 735-780.
101649 Discrimination and the Regional Human Rights Protection Systems: The Enigma of Effectiveness/Rosa Celorio.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2018-2019; Vol.40, No.1: 781-837.
101650 An Exploration of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative as a Model for Incorporating Collaborative Accountability into Collective Global Governance/Jennifer J. Riter.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2018-2019; Vol.40: 839-893.
101651 Attribution of State Responsibility for Actions or Omissions of State- Owned Enterprises in Human Rights Matters/Judith Schonsteiner.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2018-2019; Vol.40, No.3: 895-936.
101652 Bifurcation in Inter-State Cases/Xinjun Zhang.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2018-2019; Vol.40, No.4: 937-988.
101653 Environmental Policy-Making and Tribunal Decision-Making: Assessing the Scope of Regulatory Power in International Investment Arbitration/Areta Jez.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2018-2019; Vol.40, No.4: 989-1016.
101654 Border Adjustments for Carbon Taxes, PPMs, and the WTO/Matthew C. Porterfield.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2019-2020; Vol.41, No.1: 1-41.
101655 Between Institutional Survival and Human Rights Protection: Adjudicating Landmark Cases of African Undocumented Entrants in Israel in a Comparative and International Context/Rivka Weill, Tally Kritzman-Amir.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2019-2020; Vol.41, No.1: 43-106.
101656 Drug Policy in Mexico: The Cause of a National Tragedy: A Radical but Indispensable Proposal to Fix It/Ernesto Zedillo … [et al.].- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2019-2020; Vol.41, No.1: 107-175.
101657 The Complementarity Regime of the International Criminal Court: Concerns of China/Dan Zhu.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2019-2020; Vol.41, No.1: 177-221.
101658 Regulating Space Debris as Separate from Space Objects/Arpit Gupta.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2019-2020; Vol.41, No.1: 223-248.
101659 ESG Disclosure in Comparative Perspective: Optimizing Private Ordering in Public Reporting/Virginia Harper Ho, Stephen Kim Park.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2019-2020; Vol.41, No.2: 249-328.
101660 How Do You Like Me Now? Hamdan v. Rumsfeld and the Legal Justifications for Global Targeting/Shane R. Reeves, Winston Williams, Amy McCarthy.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2019-2020; Vol.41, No.2: 329-376.
101661 Rethinking Active Defense: A Comparative Analysis of Proactive Cybersecurity Policymaking/Scott J. Shackelford … [et al.].- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2019-2020; Vol.41, No.2: 377-427.
101662 The Calculus of Shareholders’ Consent: A Constitutional Economics Theory of Corporate Charter Amendment Rules/James Si Zeng.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2019-2020; Vol.41, No.2: 429-490.
101663 Redefining Law of War in the Wake of Gray-Zone Conflict’s Ubiquity/Shane Fischman.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2019-2020; Vol.41, No.2: 491-540.
101664 The Presumption Against Extraterritoriality: Reconciling Canons of Statutory Interpretation with Textualism/Natascha Born.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2019-2020; Vol.41, No.3: 541-609.
101665 Globalizing Property/Priya S. Gupta.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2019-2020; Vol.41, No.3: 611-686.
101666 Land of the Falling Poison Pill: Understanding Defensive Measures in Japan on Their Own Terms/Alan K. Koh, Masafumi Nakahigashi, Dan W. Puchniak.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2019-2020; Vol.41, No.3: 687-754.
101667 Proving Priority: Assigning Employee Inventions in a Global Market/Karen E. Sandrik.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2019-2020; Vol.41, No.3: 755-808.
101668 The State of Murder in Japan and the United States: A Story of Socioeconomic Integration and Police Geography/David U. Socol de la Osa.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2019-2020; Vol.41, No.3: 809-879.
101669 Does the United States’ Withdrawal from the Paris Agreement on Climate Change Pass the Cost-Benefit Analysis Test?/Carolina Arlota.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2019-2020; Vol.41, No.4: 881-938.
101670 The Myth of China’s Open Market Reforms and the World Trade Organization/Daniel C.K. Chow.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2019-2020; Vol.41, No.4: 939-979.
101671 The (Un?)Enforceability of Investor Rights in Indian Private Equity/Arjya B. Majumdar.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2019-2020; Vol.41, No.4: 981-1030.
101672 Global Obligations for Sustainable Development: Harmonizing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and International Human Rights Law/Elena Pribytkova.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2019-2020; Vol.41, No.4: 1031-1136.
101673 Self-Determination for Some: The Palestinians and the Uyghurs in China’s Foreign Policy/Brian Yeh.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2019-2020; Vol.41, No.4: 1137-1171.
101674 From Bitter to Better: A Collective Effort to Improve Workers’ Rights in the Coffee Industry/Ying Chen.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2020-2021; Vol.42, No.1: 1-49.
101675 The New Geographies of Corporate Governance/Dionysia Katelouzou, Peer Zumbansen.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2020-2021; Vol.42, No.1: 51-153.
101676 Boko Haram in the Context of Global Jihadism: A Conceptual Analysis of Violent Extremism in Northern Nigeria and Counter- Terrorism Measures/Mark D. Kielsgard, Nabil M. Orina.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2020-2021; Vol.42, No.1: 155-204.
101677 Bankruptcy Tourism and the European Union’s Corporate Restructuring Quandary: The Cathedral in Another Light/Samir D. Parikh.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2020-2021; Vol.42, No.1: 205-270.
101678 The Emerging Right of West Bank Palestinians to Israeli Citizenship/Ariel Zemach.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2020-2021; Vol.42, No.1: 271-339.
101679 Executives in Crisis: An Examination of Formal and Informal Emergency Powers/Brandon J. Johnson.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2020-2021; Vol.42, No.2: 341-405.
101680 Doctrinal Innovation in International Criminal Law: Harms, Victims, and the Evolution of the Law/Patrick J. Keenan.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2020-2021; Vol.42, No.2: 407-444.
101681 From Tax Competition to Subsidy Competition/Noam Noked.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2020-2021; Vol.42, No.2: 445-485.
101682 Rectal Feeding, Rape, and Torture in the U.S. Interrogation and Detention Program/Sophia Gaulkin.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2020-2021; Vol.42, No.2: 487-518.
101683 Parent Company Direct Liability for Overseas Human Rights Violations: Lessons from the U .K. Supreme Court/Rachel Chambers.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2020-2021; Vol.42, No.3: 519-579.
101684 The Role of International Human Rights Law in Bolivia’s New Constitution: A Fresh Step in Latin American Constitutional Theory and Practice/Nataly Viviana Vargas Gamboa.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2020-2021; Vol.42, No.3: 581-673.
101685 Border Violence as Crime/Itamar Mann.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2020-2021; Vol.42, No.3: 675-736.
101686 Inter-Civilizational Approaches to Investor-State Dispute Settlement/Valentina Vadi.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2020-2021; Vol.42, No.3: 737-797.
101687 Conglomeration Unbound: The Origins and Globally Unparalleled Structures of Multi-Sector Chinese Corporate Groups Controlling Large Financial Companies/Xian Wang, Robert W. Greene, Yan Yan.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2020-2021; Vol.42, No.3: 799-888.
101688 Reclaiming Mongyudowondo: Legal Challenges to Restituting Korean Cultural Property From Japan and Alternative Solutions/Lydia (Soo Min) Lim.- University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 2020-2021; Vol.42, No.3: 889-920.
101689 Law’s Semantic Self-Portrait: Discerning Doctrine with Co-Citation Networks and Keywords/Joseph Scott Miller.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.1: 1-62.
101690 The Vast Gulf Between Attempted Mass Shootings and Attempted Material Support/Heidi R. Gilchrist.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.1: 63-102.
101691 Opportunity Knocking? Are Opportunity Zones a Model for a Smarter Federal Homeowner Subsidy?/Matthew J. Rossman.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.1: 103-162.
101692 Mormons and Muslims: Lessons from Early Mormonism and the Muslim Travel Ban/Aaron Christenson.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.1: 163-188.
101693 The United States Airline Industry and Antitrust Enforcement: Has Airline Consolidation Paid Off for Consumers?/Andrew C. DeGory.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.1: 189-208.
101694 From Filling Buckets to Lighting Fires: The ABA Standards and the Effects of Teaching Methods, Assessments, and Feedback on Student Learning Outcomes/Derek Luke.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.1: 209-240.
101695 When the Customer is Wrong: Systemic Discrimination in the App-Based Service Industry/Liz Taylor.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.1: 241-261.
101696 The Protection of LGBT Youth/Craig Konnoth.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.2: 263-286.
101697 Lessons From Mexican Folklore: An Essay on U.S. Immigration Policy, Child Separation, and La Llorona/Richard Delgado, Jean Stefancic.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.2: 287-314.
101698 Disability Law and Gender Identity Discrimination/Jeannette Cox.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.2: 315-348.
101699 Unavailable/Andrea M. Matwyshyn.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.2: 349-404.
101700 You’re on [Post]Did Camera: Third Parties’ Expansion of Employees’ Digital Footprint/Elizabeth L. Hitt.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.2: 405-437.
101701 A Lifetime for Someone Else’s Crime: The Cruelty of Pennsylvania’s Felony Murder Doctrine/Dolly Prabhu.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.2: 439-469.
101702 I Drink Your Milkshake: Why Hydraulic Fracturing Should be Protected Under the Rule of Capture in Pennsylvania/Christopher Weis.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.2: 471-498.
101703 Regulating Data Privacy and Use: A Key to Modern National Security?/David Zwier.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.2: 499-526.
101704 Comparative International Litigation and Climate Change: A Case Study on Access to Justice in Adaptation Matters/Esmeralda Colombo, Anastasia Giadrossi.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.3: 527-596.
101705 Phantom Thread: Restoring Live-Client Interactions to the First-Year Educational Continuum in this Age of Information and Beyond/Derrick Howard.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.3: 597-656.
101706 Lighting the Fires of Learning in Law School: Implementing ABA Standard 314 by Incorporating Effective Formative Assessment Techniques Across the Curriculum/Julie Ross, Diana Donahoe.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.3: 657-696.
101707 The Hollow Shell of Ohio H.B. 214: A Critical Examination of the Consequences of Down Syndrome Discrimination Laws/Elizabeth I. Beck.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.3: 697-733.
101708 Federally Funded and Religiously Exempt: Exploring Title IX Exemptions and Their Discriminatory Effect on LGBT Students/Andrew T. Bell.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.3: 735-766.
101709 Guilty of Poverty: How Bail Reform Efforts in California Will Fail Like Their Federal Predecessors/Sara E. Planthaber.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.3: 767-803.
101710 Five Pressing Questions on the Ideal City/Cruz Garcia, Nathalie Frankowski.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.4: 805-823.
101711 One Size Does Not Fit All: Realities of Pennsylvania’s Medical Liability System – and the Need for Finding Alternative Justice for Medical Liability Plaintiffs/Mary Caroline Nicholas.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.4: 825-850.
101712 The Heart of Appalachia is on Life Support: How West Virginia Can Revive its Economy in a Post-Coal Era/Haley Nicole Usenick.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.4: 851-877.
101713 Should Seller Disclosures Drone on? The Increasing Use and Need for Regulation Regarding Drones in Real Estate Marketing/Margaret Vesper.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.81, No.4: 879-905.
101714 The Death of Administrative Democracy/Joshua Ulan Galperin.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.82, No.1: 1-70.
101715 The Language of Harm: What the Nassar Victim Impact Statements Reveal About Abuse and Accountability/Jamie R. Abrams, Amanda Potts.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.82, No.1: 71-134.
101716 Obviate!: Addressing Magical Thinking about Limiting Instructions and Character Evidence/Dora W. Klein.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.82, No.1: 135-172.
101717 The Fortification of the Great Firewall and its Effect on E-Discovery Disputes in U.S. Courts/Keeton Christian.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.82, No.1: 173-205.
101718 It’s the Circle of Strife: Combatting Backlash and Workplace Animus Towards Women After the #MeToo Movement/Kate M. Fox.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.82, No.1: 207-239.
101719 Lethal Weapon: How Pennsylvania’s Stand-Your-Ground Law Effectively Limits the Reasonable Belief Element of Self-Defense/Matthew G. Simons.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.82, No.1: 241-271.
101720 The Supreme Court’s Two Constitutions: A First Look at the Reverse Polarity Cases/Arthur D. Hellman.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.82, No.2: 273-351.
101721 A Compelling Case: Exploring the Law of Disclosures After NIFLA/Casey Adams.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.82, No.2: 353-380.
101722 State Constitutional Rights to Bear Arms Ten Years After Heller/McDonald/Nino C. Monea.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.82, No.2: 381-434.
101723 Don’t (Community) Bank on it: How the Current Regulatory Framework and New Federal Regulations Threaten the U.S. Community Banking Industry/Patrick T. Carlson.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.82, No.2: 435-458.
101724 No Help Wanted: Fixing the Labor Certification Paradox and Other Barriers to an Effective Employment Immigration System/Christina Fulponi.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.82, No.2: 459-488.
101725 Resolving Division Among the U.S. Courts of Appeals: What Constitutes a Physical Restraint?/Devin Thomas Slaugenhaupt.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.82, No.2: 489-524.
101726 Shall Your Vote Be Counted?: Evaluating Whether Election Code Provisions Are Directory or Mandatory/Clifford B. Levine, Jacob S. Finkel.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.82, No.3: 525-584.
101727 Something’s Happening Here/But You Don’t Know What It Is: How Jurors (Mis)Construe Autism in the Criminal Trial Process/Michael L. Perlin, Heather Ellis Cucolo.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.82, No.3: 585-623.
101728 A Regional Solution to Broadband Availability in Pennsylvania/James LaMarca.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.82, No.3: 649-683.
101729 FOIA’s Got 99 Problems, and Circuit Court Disagreement About Authority to Compel Affirmative Disclosures Is Definitely One/Emily Costantinou.- University of Pittsburgh Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.82, No.3: 625-647.
101730 Domestic Law Creating International Regimes: How Legal Formalism Is Hobbling U.S. Foreign Policy/Christopher Mirasola.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.26, No.1: 1-74.
101731 The Durand Line: Analysis of the Legal Status of the Disputed Afghanistan-Pakistan Frontier/Bijan Omrani.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.26, No.1: 75-125.
101732 Crimes Against Humanity in Venezuela: Can the ICC Bring Justice to Venezuelan Victims?/Ayumary M. Fitzgerald.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.26, No.1: 127-163.
101733 A Constitutional Hope: an Alternative Approach to the Right of Privacy and Marijuana Laws Using Argentina as an Example/Kevin E. Szmuc.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.26, No.1: 165-210.
101734 Enabling Retrospective Application of the Denial of Benefits Clause: an Analysis of Decisions of Tribunals Under the Energy Charter Treaty/Ramya Ramachanderan.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.26, No.1: 211-241.
101735 The Chinese Law of Secured Transactions in Personal Property at a Crossroads: an Analysis and Suggestions/Boris Kozolchyk.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.26, No.2: 245-335.
101736 Breaking the Perceptions of Islamic Monolithism/Fatemah Albader.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.26, No.2: 337-368.
101737 Improving the Odds: Strengthening the Prospects for Accountability in the Syrian Conflict by Regulating the Marketplace for Information on Atrocity Crimes/Kaitlin Owens.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.26, No.2: 369-436.
101738 Process and Industrial Developments Limited v. Nigeria: Exception Under the FSIA When Award Has Been Set Aside by a Court of the Country Under the Law of Which the Award Was Made/Ndifreke Uwem.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.26, No.2: 437-472.
101739 Regulating the Blue Revolution: a Sea of Change for the United States’ Offshore Aquaculture Industry or a Missed Opportunity for Increased Sustainability/Elan Lowenstein.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.26, No.2: 473-498.
101740 The Challenges of Implementing a Governing Body for Regulating ESports/Jacqueline Martinelli.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.26, No.2: 499-523.
101741 The Resurrection of the Consumer Expectations Test: a Regression in American Products Liability/Tiffany Colt.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.26, No.2: 525-560.
101742 Blame It on the Blockchain: Cryptocurrencies Boom Amidst Global Regulations/Jorge Galavis.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.26, No.2: 561-597.
101743 Pluralism, Democracy, and the Conflict Within: Challenging the State’s Narrative by Artistic Forms of Protest/Alexandra V. Orlova.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2020; Vol.27, No.1: 1-36.
101744 Popular Consultation and Referendum in the Making of Contemporary Cuban Socialist Democracy Practice and Constitutional Theory/Larry Cata Backer, Flora Sapio.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2020; Vol.27, No.1: 37-130.
101745 Environmental Racism: How Governments Are Systematically Poisoning Indigenous Communities and the U.N.’s Role/Maia Dombey.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2020; Vol.27, No.1: 131-154.
101746 Their Cheese Has Holes but Their Gun Policy Doesn’t: a Review of the Swiss Gun Policy Compared to the United States/Nikolaos Manuel Hernandez.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2020; Vol.27, No.1: 155-173.
101747 Reforming Expansive Crime Control and Sentencing Legislation in an Era of Mass Incarceration: a National and Cross-national Study/Rebecca Wasif.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2020; Vol.27, No.1: 174-202.
101748 The Shortcomings of the Public Charge Doctrine: Why the DHS Final Rule Should Be Abandoned and Why the United States Should Look to the Progressive Immigration Policies of Sweden/Emily Demetree.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2020; Vol.27, No.1: 203-225.
101749 Bankruptcy for Cannabis Companies: Canada’s Newest Export?/Stephanie Ben-Ishai.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2020; Vol.27, No.2: 226-251.
101750 Small Business and Bankruptcy: Recent Changes in Kosovo and the United States Compared/Bruce A. Markell.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2020; Vol.27, No.2: 252-271.
101751 The Low Usage of Bankruptcy Procedures: A Cultural Problem? Lessons from Spain/Aurelio Gurrea-Martinez.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2020; Vol.27, No.2: 275-307.
101752 Impact of the Italian Business Crisis and Insolvency Code on Organizational Structures in MSMEs/Alessandra Zanardo.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2020; Vol.27, No.2: 305-330.
101753 Value Tracing and Priority in Cross-Border Group Bankruptcies: Solving the Nortel Problem from the Bottom Up/Edward J. Janger, Stephan Madaus.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2020; Vol.27, No.2: 331-354.
101754 Cryptocurrencies, Cybersecurity and Bankruptcy Law: How Global Issues Are Globalizing National Remedies/Renato Mangano.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2020; Vol.27, No.2: 355-369.
101755 Resolving Corporate Insolvencies in China: the Gap Between Law and Reality/Zhang Zinian.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2020; Vol.27, No.2: 370-395.
101756 Treatment of Section 232 Duties in Commerce Antidumping Proceedings/Elizabeth J. Drake.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2021; Vol.28, No.1: 1-15.
101757 Balancing Trade and Economic Security: Andritz v. United States and the Role of Customs and Border Protection in Enforcing the Plant Protection Act/Alexandra Khrebtukova.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2021; Vol.28, No.1: 17-36.
101758 An Inside Scoop on Scopes: An Overview of the Laws and Policies Governing the Scopes of Trade Remedy Orders/Scott D. McBride.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2021; Vol.28, No.1: 37-89.
101759 Privacy Before Trade: Assessing the WTO-Consistency of Privacy-Based Cross-Border Data Flow Restrictions/Julian Rotenberg.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2021; Vol.28, No.1: 91-120.
101760 Satellites and Hong Kong’s Independence: How the Trade of Commercial Satellites Impacts Democracy Abroad and National Security at Home/Nicholas A. Beekhuizen.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2021; Vol.28, No.1: 121-150.
101761 Coining New Tax Guidance: How the IRS is Falling Behind in Crypto/David C. McDonald.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2021; Vol.28, No.1: 151-180.
101762 Divergent Strategies: A Legal History of the WTO’s National Security Exception in the Context of a Globalized Economy, 1983-2019/William J. Gardner.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2021; Vol.28, No.1: 181-208.
101763 The Istanbul Convention’s Evidentiary Requirements in the Light of Laws on Self-Defence and Mitigating Criminal Responsibility/Alexandra Molitorisova, Ciaran Burke.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2021; Vol.28, No.2: 209-266.
101764 Ethical Considerations in Financial (Tax) and Non-Financial Corporate Human Rights Reporting/Ilias Bantekas, Alexander Ezenagu.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2021; Vol.28, No.2: 267-306.
101765 Bad Role Models? American Influence on Israeli Criminal Justice Policy/Hadar Aviram.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2021; Vol.28, No.2: 309-374.
101766 Addressing Vaccination Hesitancy/Savannah Young.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2021; Vol.28, No.2: 375-404.
101767 Circumscribing the Right to Bear Arms: the Second Amendment, Gun Violence, and Gun Control in California and Mississippi/Fahim A. Gulamali.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2021; Vol.28, No.2: 405-436.
101768 A Tale of Two Systems: a Comparative Analysis of Scotland’s Community-Based Juvenile Justice and America’s Prosecutorial Discretion Laws/Tiffany Hornback.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2021; Vol.28, No.2: 437-461.
101769 India’s Citizenship Amendment Act Violates International Human Rights/Talia Lewis.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2021; Vol.28, No.2: 463-492.
101770 India’s Removal of Kashmir’s Special Protection Status: an Internationally Wrongful Act?/Gita Howard.- University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review. 2021; Vol.28, No.2: 493-517.
101771 Is a Cause of Action a Castle? Statutory Choses in Action as Property and s 51(XXXI) of the Constitution/Michael J Duffy.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.1: 1-54.
101772 Disentangling Functionality, Distinctiveness and Use in Australian Trade Mark Law/Michael Handler.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.1: 55-116.
101773 Tricked into Marriage/Patrick Parkinson.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.1: 117-148.
101774 The Price of Justice?: Costs-Conditional Special Leave in the High Court/Kieran Pender.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.1: 149-198.
101775 An Implied Freedom of Political Observation in the Australian Constitution/Daniel Reynolds.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.1: 199-231.
101776 Interdisciplinarity in Judicial Decision-Making: Exploring the Role of Social Science in Australian Labour Law Cases/Carolyn Sutherland.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.1: 232-273.
101777 Some Thoughts on Writing Judgments in, and for, Contemporary Australia/Debbie Mortimer.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.1: 274-297.
101778 Contemporary Challenges Facing the Australian Judiciary: An Empirical Interruption/Gabrielle Appleby … [et al.].- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.2: 299-369.
101779 Statutory Norms and Common Law Concepts in the Characterisation of Contracts for the Performance of Work/Pauline Bomball.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.2: 370-405.
101780 Contract Damages and the Promisee’s Role in its own Loss/Wayne Courtney.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.2: 406-454.
101781 Making Sense of s 96: Tied Grants, Contextualism and the Limits of Federal Fiscal Power/Brendan Gogarty.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.2: 455-505.
101782 The Significant Probative Value of Tendency Evidence/David Hamer.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.2: 506-550.
101783 Prosecuting Non-Physical Abuse Between Current Intimate Partners: Are Stalking Laws an Under-Utilised Resource?/Marilyn McMahon, Paul McGorrery, Kelley Burton.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.2: 551-592.
101784 Pre-Strike Ballots and Enterprise Bargaining Dynamics: An Empirical Analysis/Alice Orchiston … [et al.].- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.2: 593-631.
101785 A Charity in all but Law: The Political Purpose Exception and the Charitable Sector/Dame Susan Glazebrook.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.2: 632-669.
101786 Whitewashing Australia’s History of Stigmatising Trade Marks and Commercial Imagery/Fady JG Aoun.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.3: 671-736.
101787 Contrary to the Spirit of the Age: Imprisonment for Debt in Colonia Victoria, 1857-90/Jodie Boyd, Ian Ramsay, Paul Ali.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.3: 737-779.
101788 National Disability Insurance Scheme Plan Decision-Making: Or When Tailor-Made Case Planning Met Taylorism and The Algorithms/Terry Carney AO … [et al.].- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.3: 780-812.
101789 The Case Against the Equitable Lien/Michael JR Crawford.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.3: 813-857.
101790 Forensic Science Evidence and the Limits of Cross-Examination/Gary Edmond … [et al.].- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.3: 858-920.
101791 Rehabilitating Repugnancy? Preserving That Piece of Medieval Lumber/Scott Grattan.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.3: 921-953.
101792 Treating Chance Consistently: Recasting the Approach to Causation and Damage in Negligence/James Norton.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.3: 954-992.
101793 Judicial Advice to Trustees: Its Origins, Purposes and Nature/Susan Kiefel.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2018-2019; Vol.42, No.3: 993-1005.
101794 Determining Secondary Liability: In Search of Legislative Coherence/Helen Anderson.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.1: 1-43.
101795 Preserving the Constitutional Function of Courts and Increasing Confidence in the Tax System: Time to Reconsider Futuris/John Azzi.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.1: 44-92.
101796 Rethinking the Law on Shareholder-Initiated Resolutions at Company General Meetings/Stephen Bottomley.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.1: 93-132.
101797 The Shortfall Conundrum: A New Framework for Allocating Losses in a Mixed Fund in Australia/Christian Chamorro-Courtland.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.1: 133-177.
101798 Treaty-Making in the Australian Federation/Harry Hobbs, George Williams.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.1: 178-232.
101799 No Decorous Veil: The Continuing Reliance on an Enlarged Terra Nullius Notion in Mabo [No 2]/Daniel Lavery.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.1: 233-268.
101800 Is There a Common Law Right to Freedom of Speech?/Dan Meagher.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.1: 269-302.
101801 In the Moonlight? The Control and Accountability of Government Corporations in Australia/Yee-Fui Ng.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.1: 303-336.
101802 Misfeasance in Public Office: A Tort in Tension/Ellen Rock.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.1: 337-368.
101803 Common Sense and Clean Hands: An Ombudsman’s View of Justice/Deborah Glass OBE.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.1: 369-383.
101804 Under Wraps: Secrecy, Confidentiality and the Enforcement of Equality Law in Australia and the United Kingdom/Dominique Allen, Alysia Blackham.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.2: 384-422.
101805 Offenders Risking Deportation Deserve a Sentencing Discount – but the Reduction Should Be Provisional/Mirko Bagaric, Theo Alexander, Brienna Bagaric.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.2: 423-461.
101806 Charities, Election Campaigning and the Australian Constitution/Jennifer Leigh Beard.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.2: 462-514.
101807 Statute and Theories of Vicarious Liability/Joachim Dietrich, Iain Field.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.2: 515-557.
101808 The Challenge of Medicinal Cannabis to the Political Legitimacy of Therapeutic Goods Regulation in Australia/Penny Gleeson.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.2: 558-604.
101809 What Determines the Institutional Legitimacy of the High Court of Australia?/Shiri Krebs, Ingrid Nielsen, Russell Smyth.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.2: 605-653.
101810 A Purposive Approach to Interpreting Australia’s Complementary Protection Regime/Alice Lloyd.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.2: 654-693.
101811 An Empirical Study of Exemplary Damages in Australia/Felicity Maher.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.2: 694-747.
101812 Sick City Streams: New Approaches to Legal Treatments/Rebecca Nelson.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.2: 748-821.
101813 Female Judges, Interrupted: A Study of Interruption Behaviour during Oral Argument in the High Court of Australia/Amelia Loughland.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.2: 822-851.
101814 CATs, Courts and the Constitution: The Place of Super-Tribunals in the National Judicial System/Rebecca Ananian-Welsh.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.3: 852-902.
101815 Unjust Enrichment in Australia: What Is(n’t) It? Implications for Legal Reasoning and Practice/Kit Barker.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.3: 903-936.
101816 Transmission of HIV and the Criminal Law: Examining the Impact of Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis and Treatment-as-Prevention/David J Carter.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.3: 937-986.
101817 Addressing the Vilification of Women: A Functional Theory of Harm and Implications for Law/Anjalee de Silva.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.3: 987-1032.
101818 Principles, Pragmatism and Power: Another Look at the Historical Context of Section 116/Alex Deagon, Benjamin B Saunders.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.3: 1033-1068.
101819 Australian Historians and Historiography in the Courtroom/Tanya Josev.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.3: 1069-1099.
101820 Carter Holt Harvey Woodproducts Australia Pty Ltd v Commonwealth: The True Nature of the Trustee’s Right of Indemnity/Marcus Roberts.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.3: 1100-1127.
101821 The Intersection of Companies and Trusts/James Allsop.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2019-2020; Vol.43, No.3: 1128-1154.
101822 An Internationalist Approach to Interpreting Private International Law? Arbitration and Sales Law in Australia/Andrea Anastasi, Benjamin Hayward, Stephanie Peta Brown.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.44, No.1: 1-54.
101823 Family Fiduciaries in the Protective Jurisdiction/Ben Chen.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.44, No.1: 55-97.
101824 Integrating Private International Law into the Australian Law Curriculum/Michael Douglas.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.44, No.1: 98-131.
101825 Can Australia Join the Nuclear Ban Treaty without Undermining ANZUS?/Anna Hood, Monique Cormier.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.44, No.1: 132-161.
101826 Assessing Refugee Protection Claims at Australian Airports: The Gap between Law, Policy, and Practice/Regina Jefferies, Daniel Ghezelbash, Asher Hirsch.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.44, No.1: 162-211.
101827 Serious Disciplinary Proceedings against Australian Health Practitioners for Sexual Misconduct/Jenni Millbank.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.44, No.1: 212-266.
101828 An Australian Declaration of Recognition: The Case for Semi-Entrenched Symbolism/Shireen Morris.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.44, No.1: 267-313.
101829 Closing the Courthouse Door? Avoiding Class Actions through Arbitration Clauses In Australia/Charles Noonan.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.44, No.1: 314-344.
101830 The Kirk Structural Constitutional Implication/Oscar I Roos.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.44, No.1: 345-379.
101831 Are Contracts Enough? An Empirical Study of Author Rights in Australian Publishing Agreements/Joshua Yuvaraj, Rebecca Giblin.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.44, No.1: 380-423.
101832 Tax Stability/Jennifer Davies.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.44, No.1: 424-446.
101833 The Academy and the Courts: What Do They Mean to Each Other Today?/Susan Kiefel.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.44, No.1: 447-458.
101834 An Evaluation of the Mechanisms Designed to Promote Substantive Equality in the Equal Opportunity Act 2010 (Vic)/Dominique Allen.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.44, No.2: 459-501.
101835 Contractual Autonomy, Public Policy and the Protective Domain of Labour Law/Pauline Bomball.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.44, No.2: 502-536.
101836 Evidence of Evergreening in Secondary Patenting of Blockbuster Drugs/Andrew F Christie, Chris Dent, David M Studdert.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.44, No.2: 537-564.
101837 Clarity and Complexity in the Bias Rule/Matthew Groves.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.44, No.2: 565-601.
101838 Obligations of Conduct: Public Law – Treaty Advice/Mark McMillan … [et al.].- Melbourne University Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.44, No.2: 602-633.
101839 The Environment is All Rights: Human Rights, Constitutional Rights and Environmental Rights/Rachel Pepper, Harry Hobbs.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.44, No.2: 634-378.
101840 Mann v Paterson Constructions Pty Ltd: The Intersection of Debt, Damages and Quantum Meruit/David Winterton, Timothy Pilkington.- Melbourne University Law Review. 2020-2021; Vol.44, No.2: 679-724.
101841 Public Participation in China’s Environmental Lawmaking: In Pursuit of Better Environmental Democracy/Xiao Zhu, Kaijie Wu.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2017; Vol.29, No.3: 389-416.
101842 Vagueness and Discretion in the Scope of the EIA Directive/Kalina Arabadjieva.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2017; Vol.29, No.3: 417-444.
101843 A Borrowed Cloak: The Institutional Bottlenecks to Legislating Environmental Information Disclosure by Chinese Listed Corporations/Tao Huang, Qingyue Yue.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2017; Vol.29, No.3: 445-473.
101844 The Triangle of Australian Energy Law and Policy: Omissions, Connections and Evaluating Environmental Effects/Simon Marsden.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2017; Vol.29, No.3: 475-503.
101845 Are More Prescriptive Laws Better? Transforming REDD+ Safeguards into National Legislation/Claudia Ituarte-Lima, Constance L McDermott.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2017; Vol.29, No.3: 505-536.
101846 The Legality of Downgrading Nationally Determined Contributions under the Paris Agreement: Lessons from the US Disengagement/Lavanya Rajamani, Jutta Brunnee.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2017; Vol.29, No.3: 537-551.
101847 Significant International Environmental Law Cases 2016-17/James Harrison.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2017; Vol.29, No.3: 553-563.
101848 Surviving Without Nature/Valerie Fogleman.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2017; Vol.29, No.3: 565-578.
101849 Unpacking the Diversity of Procedural Environmental Rights: The European Convention on Human Rights and the Aarhus Convention/Birgit Peters.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.1: 1-27.
101850 Growing Together: The Impact of the Regulation of Non-Innovative Activities on Agricultural Innovation Governance/Karinne Ludlow.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.1: 29-54.
101851 Narratives of Capital versus Narratives of Community: Conservation Covenants and the Private Regulation of Land Use/Bonnie Holligan.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.1: 55-81.
101852 Environmental Justice and Water Markets – an Antipodean Critique/Francine Rochford.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.1: 83-108.
101853 Three Years After the French Energy Transition for Green Growth Law: Has the Energy Transition Actually Started at the Local Level?/Magali Dreyfus, Roselyne Allemand.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.1: 109-133.
101854 At the Intersection of the Sacred and the Legal: Rights for Nature in Uttarakhand, India/Erin L. O’Donnell.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.1: 135-144.
101855 The Thabametsi Case: Case No 65662/16 Earthlife Africa Johannesburg v Minister of Environmental Affairs/Tracy-Lynn Humby.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.1: 145-155.
101856 Significant EU Environmental Cases: 2017/Richard Moules.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.1: 157-167.
101857 The Transnationalisation of Environmental Law/Olaf Dilling, Till Markus.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.2: 179-206.
101858 Beyond Human Ownership? Property, Power and Legal Personality for Nature in Aotearoa New Zealand/Katherine Sanders.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.2: 207-234.
101859 Narcissus’ Reflection in the Lake: Untold Narratives in Environmental Law Beyond the Anthropocentric Frame/Marie-Catherine Petersmann.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.2: 235-259.
101860 The Role of the Market and Traditional Regulation in Decarbonising China’s Energy Supply/Anatole Boute, Hao Zhang.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.2: 261-284.
101861 Climate Change Litigation and the National Environmental Policy Act/Denise M. Keele.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.2: 285-309.
101862 Waste Law and the Value of Food/Carrie Bradshaw.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.2: 311-331.
101863 Environmental Protests and Constitutional Protection of Political Communication: Brown v Tasmania/Andrew Edgar.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.2: 333-341.
101864 Significant UK Environmental Law Cases 2017/18/Justine Thornton.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.2: 343-358.
101865 The Contingent Foundations of Environmental Law/Ole W. Pedersen.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.2: 359-368.
101866 Standing of Environmental Public-Interest Litigants in China: Evolution, Obstacles and Solutions/Tiantian Zhai, Yen-Chiang Chang.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.3: 369-397.
101867 Sustainable Management of Natural Resources: Lessons from Wales/Victoria Jenkins.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.3: 399-423.
101868 The Application and Development of the Polluter-Pays Principle across Jurisdictions in Liability for Marine Oil Pollution: The Tales of the Erika and the Prestige/Julie Adshead.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.3: 425-451.
101869 Animal Welfare Governance: GLOBALG.A.P. and the Search for External Legitimacy/Diane Ryland.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.3: 453-482.
101870 The Unsexy Future of Climate Change Litigation/Kim Bouwer.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.3: 483-506.
101871 The Polluter Pays Principle in the Privy Council: Fishermen and Friends of the Sea (Appellant) v The Minister of Planning, Housing and the Environment (Respondent) (Trinidad and Tobago) [2017] UKPC 37/Chris Hilson.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.3: 507-517.
101872 A Milestone in Environmental and Future Generations’ Rights Protection: Recent Legal Developments before the Colombian Supreme Court/Paola Andrea Acosta Alvarado, Daniel Rivas-Ramirez.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.3: 519-526.
101873 Significant International Environmental Law Cases: 2017-18/James Harrison.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.3: 527-541.
101874 Thoughts on Theory, International Law and Environmental Law Scholarship/Navraj Singh Ghaleigh.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2018; Vol.30, No.3: 543-555.
101875 Global Climate Governance Between Hard and Soft Law: Can the Paris Agreement’s Creme Brulee Approach Enhance Ecological Reflexivity?/Jonathan Pickering … [et al.].- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.1: 1-28.
101876 Dynamics in Central-Local Division of the Authority of EIA Approval in China/Yun Ma.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.1: 29-57.
101877 A Study of Administrative Environmental Decision-Making before the Courts/Ole W Pedersen.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.1: 59-82.
101878 Charges on Land for Environmental Liabilities: A Matter Of Priority For Scotland/Colin Mackie, Malcolm M Combe.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.1: 83-108.
101879 Bare Nature. The Biopolitical Logic of the International Regulation of Invasive Alien Species/Vito De Lucia.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.1: 109-134.
101880 What is the Purpose of Planning Policy? Reflections on the Revised National Planning Policy Framework 2018/William Upton.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.1: 135-149.
101881 Environmental Protection in Kenya’s Environment and Land Court/Caiphas B Soyapi.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.1: 151-161.
101882 Significant EU Environmental Cases: 2018/Richard Moules.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.1: 163-173.
101883 Wanted: Professors of Foresight in Environmental Law!/Elen Stokes.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.1: 175-186.
101884 Contagious Environmental Lawmaking/Natasha Affolder.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.2: 187-212.
101885 Towards Just Resilience: Representing and Including New Constituencies in Adaptive Governance and Law/Margherita Pieraccini.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.2: 213-234.
101886 State Delegations and the Influence of COP Decisions/Edward J. Goodwin.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.2: 235-263.
101887 Before and After the Weser Case: Legal Application of the Water Framework Directive Environmental Objectives in Sweden/Johanna Soderasp, Maria Pettersson.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.2: 265-290.
101888 Integrating the Ecosystem Services Paradigm into Environmental Law: A Mechanism to Protect Mangrove Ecosystems?/Justine Bell-James.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.2: 291-314.
101889 Trends in the Evolution of Floodplain Management in Australia: Risk Assessment, Precautionary and Robust Decision-Making/Philippa England.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.2: 315-341.
101890 Japanese Knotweed and Economic Loss in Nuisance: Framing Environmental Harm in Tort/Mark Wilde.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.2: 343-349.
101891 Significant UK Environmental Law Cases 2018-19/Stephen Tromans … [et al.].- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.2: 351-366.
101892 Reflections on the Rule of Law in a Time of Socio-ecological Crisis/Louis J. Kotze.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.2: 367-382.
101893 Unearthing the Relationship Between Environmental Law and Populism/Elizabeth Fisher.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.3: 383-387.
101894 The Erosion of the Rule of Law: How Populism Threatens Environmental Protection/Sanja Bogojevic.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.3: 389-394.
101895 Climate Populism, Courts, and Science/Chris Hilson.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.3: 395-398.
101896 The End of Enlightened Environmental Law?/Brian J. Preston.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.3: 399-411.
101897 Brexit’s Shades of Green – (Missing) the Opportunity to Transform Farming in England?/Helena R. Howe, Malcolm Ross.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.3: 413-441.
101898 Taking the Pulse of Environmental and Fisheries Law: The Common Fisheries Policy, the Habitats Directive, and Brexit/Thomas Appleby, James Harrison.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.3: 443-464.
101899 Back to Square One: Revisiting How We Analyse the Right of Access to Environmental Information/Sean Whittaker, Jonathan Mendel, Colin T. Reid.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.3: 465-485.
101900 The Rise of Community Energy from Grassroots to Mainstream: The Role of Law and Policy/Annalisa Savaresi.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.3: 487-510.
101901 Equity and the Paris Agreement: Legal and Philosophical Perspectives/Peter Lawrence, Michael Reder.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.3: 511-531.
101902 The Escazu Agreement and the Regional Approach to Rio Principle 10: Process, Innovation, and Shortcomings/Stephen Stec, Jerzy Jendroska.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.3: 533-545.
101903 Significant International Environmental Law Cases: 2018-19/James Harrison.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.3: 547-557.
101904 Environmental Pasts and Futures: The European Union and the British Way/Maria Lee.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2019; Vol.31, No.3: 559-569.
101905 We Want Experts: Fracking and the Case of Expert Excess/Joanne Hawkins.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.1: 1-24.
101906 Nudging the Powerful: Reflecting on How to Make Organisations Comply with Environmental Regulation/Amy Lawton.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.1: 25-51.
101907 Clearing the Air: Avoiding Conflicts of Interest Within the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change/Brook M.R. Dambacher, Matthew T. Stilwell, Jeffrey S. McGee.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.1: 53-81.
101908 The Race to the Water for Offshore Renewable Energy: Assessing Cumulative and In-combination Impacts for Offshore Renewable Energy Developments/Catherine Ann Caine.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.1: 83-109.
101909 Towards Sustainability in Groundwater Use: An Exploration of Key Drivers Motivating the Adoption and Implementation of Policy and Regulation/Gabriela Cuadrado-Quesada, Rosemary Rayfuse.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.1: 111-137.
101910 Corporate Liability for Toxic Torts Abroad: Vedanta v Lungowe in the Supreme Court/Carrie Bradshaw.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.1: 139-150.
101911 Case C-723/17 Craeynest: New Developments for the Right to Clean Air in the EU/Ugo Taddei.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.1: 151-160.
101912 Significant EU Environmental Cases: 2019/Richard Moules.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.1: 161-172.
101913 Reconceiving Climate-related Criminality/Angus Nurse.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.1: 173-177.
101914 Securing High Levels of Business Compliance with Environmental Laws: What Works and What to Avoid/Peter Kellett.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.2: 179-194.
101915 Hitting the Target? Analysing the Use of Targets in Climate Law/Chris Hilson.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.2: 195-220.
101916 Excavating Landmarks – Empirical Contributions to Doctrinal Analysis/Stefan Theil.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.2: 221-252.
101917 Spotty Data: Managing International Leopard (Panthera pardus) Trophy Hunting Quotas Amidst Uncertainty/Arie Trouwborst, Andrew J. Loveridge, David W. Macdonald.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.2: 253-278.
101918 Information Disclosure and the Transition to a Low-Carbon Economy: Climate-Related Risk in the UK and France/Emily Webster.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.2: 279-308.
101919 De-Extinction, Regulation and Nature Conservation/Jessica Allen … [et al.].- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.2: 309-322.
101920 Significant UK Environmental Law Cases 2019-20/Stephen Tromans … [et al.].- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.2: 323-337.
101921 Thinking Collectively: Law and Scholarship in Precarious Times/Liz Fisher.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.3: 339-343.
101922 The Constitutive Tension Between Public Health and Environmental Protection – An Historical Perspective/Ben Pontin.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.3: 345-348.
101923 Rethinking Clean Air: Air Quality Law and COVID-19/Eloise Scotford.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.3: 349-353.
101924 COVID-19, Climate Change Action and the Road to Green Recovery/Sanja Bogojevic.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.3: 355-359.
101925 Recover Better: An Intersectional View of Civil and Environmental Needs/Rhiannon Ogden-Jones.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.3: 361-364.
101926 Environment and the Law: The Normative Force of Context and Constitutional Challenges/Ceri Warnock.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.3: 365-389.
101927 Domestic Cats (Felis catus) and European Nature Conservation Law – Applying the EU Birds and Habitats Directives to a Significant but Neglected Threat to Wildlif/Arie Trouwborst, Han Somsen.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.3: 391-415.
101928 Teaching Climate Law: Trends, Methods and Outlook/Michael Mehling … [et al.].- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.3: 417-440.
101929 In the Name of Legitimacy and Efficiency: Evaluating China’s Legal Reform on EIA/Xiangbai He.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.3: 441-469.
101930 The Wicked Problem of Diffuse Nutrient Pollution from Agriculture/Annabel Sharma.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.3: 471-502.
101931 Certifying Biodiversity: The Union for Ethical BioTrade and the Search for Ethical Sourcing/Drossos Stamboulakis, Jay Sanderson.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.3: 503-528.
101932 Biodiversity Offsetting and the English Planning System: A Regulatory Analysis/John Condon.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.3: 529-557.
101933 Plan B Earth v Secretary of State for Transport: Airport Expansion, the Paris Agreement and the Planning Act 2008/Sonam Gordhan.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.3: 559-575.
101934 Samuel Smith and Judicial Review of Policy Interpretation: A Middle Way in the Law and Policy Divide/Samuel Ruiz-Tagle.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.3: 577-587.
101935 Significant International Environmental Law Cases: 2019-20/James Harrison.- Journal of Environmental Law. 2020; Vol.32, No.3: 589-602.
101936 Beyond Anachronism: Histories of International Law and Global Legal Politics/Lauren Benton.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2019; Vol.21, No.1: 7-40.
101937 Freebooters and Free Traders: English Colonial Prize Jurisdiction in the West Indies 1655-1670/Ville Kari.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2019; Vol.21, No.1: 41-70.
101938 An Atmosphere of Genuine Solidarity and Brotherhood: Hernan Santa-Cruz and a Forgotten Latin American Contribution to Social Rights/Daniel Ricardo Quiroga-Villamarin.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2019; Vol.21, No.1: 71-103.
101939 A New Architecture of Justice: Dan Kiley’s Design for the Nuremberg Trials/Mark Somos, Morgan Gostwyck-Lewis.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2019; Vol.21, No.1: 104-139.
101940 Resolving the Misunderstood Historical Order: A Korean Perspective on the Historical Tributary Order in East Asia/Si Jin Oh.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2019; Vol.21, No.3: 341-377.
101941 From Swords to Words: the Intersection of Geopolitics and Law, and the Subtle Expansion of International Law in the Consolidation of the Independence of the Latin American Republics/Nicolas Carrillo-Santarelli, Carolina Olarte-Bacares.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2019; Vol.21, No.3: 378-420.
101942 International Law as Insulation – The Case of the World Bank in the Decolonization Era/Dimitri Van Den Meerssche.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2019; Vol.21, No.4: 459-484.
101943 The Co-creation of Imperial Logic in South American Legal History/Fernando Perez Godoy.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2019; Vol.21, No.4: 485-517.
101944 The Impasse of Human Rights: a Note on Human Rights, Natural Rights and Continuities in International Law/Monica Garcia-Salmones Rovira.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2019; Vol.21, No.4: 518-562.
101945 Sovereignty under the League of Nations Mandates: The Jurists’ Debates/Leonard V. Smith.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2019; Vol.21, No.4: 563-587.
101946 The Heidelberg Circle of Jurists and Its Struggle against Allied Jurisdiction: Amnesty-Lobbyism and Impunity-Demands for National Socialist War Criminals (1949-1955)/Philipp Glahe.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.1: 1-44.
101947 Training, Ideas and Practices. The Law of Nations in the Long Eighteenth Century: An Introduction to the Focus Section/Raphael Cahen, Frederik Dhondt, Elisabetta Fiocchi Malaspina.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.1: 45-49.
101948 Language and Power: The Dragoman as a Link in the Chain Between the Law of Nations and the Ottoman Empire/Zulal Muslu.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.1: 50-74.
101949 La conception des devoirs du negociateur en Nouvelle-France: Heritage metropolitain ou cas particulier?/Alice Bairoch de Sainte-Marie.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.1: 75-100.
101950 The Mutual Guarantee of the Peace of Westphalia in the Law of Nations and Its Impact on European Diplomacy/Patrick Milton.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.1: 101-125.
101951 Transforming the Law of Nations: The Case of the Eighteenth Century Italian Peninsula/Elisabetta Fiocchi Malaspina.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.1: 126-146.
101952 La dignite imperiale des rois de France en Orient: Titulatures et traductions dans la diplomatie franco-ottomane/Victor Simon.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.1: 147-163.
101953 Droit et histoire dans la formation diplomatique d’apres les ecrits sur l’ambassadeur et l’art de negocier (XVIIe-debut XVIIIe siecle)/Dante Fedele.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.1: 164-181.
101954 Politics and the Histories of International Law: An Introduction to the Special Issue/Anne Peters, Raphael Schafer, Randall Lesaffer.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.2-3: 197-204.
101955 A History of International Law in the Vernacular/Jacob Katz Cogan.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.2-3: 205-217.
101956 Theorising Order in the Shadow of War. The Politics of International Legal Knowledge and the Justification of Force in Modernity/Hendrik Simon.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.2-3: 218-245.
101957 Edmund Burke and the Ambivalence of Protection for Slaves: Between Humanity and Control/Parvathi Menon.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.2-3: 246-268.
101958 The Politics of History in the Late Qing Era: William A. P. Martin and a History of International Law for China/Maria Adele Carrai.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.2-3: 269-305.
101959 Strength through Diversity? The Paradox of Extraterritoriality and the History of the Odd Ones Out/Madeleine Herren.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.2-3: 306-328.
101960 Civilisation, Protection, Restitution: A Critical History of International Cultural Heritage Law in the 19th and 20th Century/Sebastian M. Spitra.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.2-3: 329-354.
101961 The Road to Collective Security: Soviet Russia, the League of Nations, and the Emergence of the ius contra bellum in the Aftermath of the Russian Revolution (1917-1934)/Etienne Henry.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.2-3: 355-384.
101962 Three Wartime Textbooks of International Law/Deborah Whitehall.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.2-3: 385-420.
101963 Histories Hidden in the Shadow: Vitoria and the International Ostracism of Francoist Spain/Julia Buhner.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.2-3: 421-445.
101964 International Law and the European Court of Justice: The Politics of Avoiding History/Michel Erpelding.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.2-3: 446-471.
101965 Turntablism in the History of International Law/Jean d’Aspremont.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.2-3: 472-496.
101966 A Retrograde Tendency: The Expropriation of German Property in the Versailles Treaty/Nicholas Mulder.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.4: 507-535.
101967 The Economic World of the populus Romanus/Amy Russell.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.4: 536-564.
101968 Public-Private Concord through Divided Sovereignty: Reframing societas for International Law/Hans Blom, Mark Somos.- Journal of the History of International Law. 2020; Vol.22, No.4: 565-588.

 

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