Psychology and Law : A Critical Introduction
Editorial Reviews
Review
'One of the most striking features of this text is the inherent comprehensibility ... providing a good summary of the key issues in psychology and law, this book would make excellent supplementary reading for any forensic psychology or psychology and law course.' The Psychologist
'For those whose interests and/or work involve them in the operation of the criminal law, this book contains a thorough and objective review of psychological research into issues commonly encountered ... it provides suggestions for the future for legal psychology to benefit the development of criminal law. it will undoubtedly contribute to the knowledge of those who take the time to study it.' The Queensland Lawyer
'I found Kapardis' approach very refreshing. ... The book has a strong international feel ... I would definitely recommend this book to students studying legal psychology as well as criminology. In my opinion, it is also worth having on the shelf if you are a chartered psychologist working in some capacity with the courts.' The British Journal of Forensic Practice
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"...for established researchers who are looking for a collection of empirical data with an international perspective, this text will be a valuable resource." Contemporary Psychology
Psychology and Law : A Critical Introduction
Psychology and Law : A Critical Introduction,Andreas Kapardis,Cambridge University Press,052182530X,Forensic Psychology,General,Insanity,Jurisprudence,Law,Law (Specific Aspects),Legal Reference / Law Profession,Psychological aspects,Criminal law,Psychology,Psychology & Psychiatry / General
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