As witness interviews are rarely recorded in the U.S., interviewers’ memory for these conversations is critical. In the present study, three types of memory were analy[...]

The cognitive interview is a widely recommended forensic interviewing strategy which elicits more details than comparison interviews. However, little research has atte[...]

Researchers’ attempts at understanding the processes underlying witness choosing behavior have focused on applying models that predict that identifications will be pri[...]

Showups account for 30%-77% of initial identification procedures conducted by police (Flowe et al., 2001; Gonzalez et al., 1993; McQuiston & Malpass, 2001). Unlike[...]

A trial judge serves as gatekeeper in the courtroom to ensure that only reliable expert witness testimony is presented to the jury. Nevertheless, research shows that w[...]

Most investigative interviewing protocols, including the National Institute of Justice’s 1999 guidelines on collecting eyewitness evidence, recommend building rapport [...]