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Interrogations, confessions, and entrapment / edited by G. Daniel Lassiter.

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New York : Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers, c2004.

Police questioning -- Psychological aspects.

Confession (Law) -- Psychological aspects.

Perspectives in law & psychology ; v. 20

xix, 290 p. ; 24 cm.

Exposing coercive influences in the criminal justice system: an agenda for legal psychology in the 21st century / G.D. Lassiter, J.J. Ratcliff -- Questions / G.R. Klare -- The third degree and the origins of psychological interrogation in America / R.A. Leo -- 'You're guilty, so just confess!' Cognitive and behavioral confirmation biases in the interrogation room / C.A. Meissner, S.M. Kassin -- The police interrogation of children and adolescents / A.D. Redlich ... [et al.] -- Tales from the juvenile confession front: a guide to how standard police interrogation tactics can produce coerced and false confessions from Juvenile suspects / S.A. Drizin, B.A. Colgan -- Mental retardation, competency to waive miranda rights, and false confessions / S.M. Fulero, C. Everington -- Attempts to improve the police interviewing of suspects / R. Bull, B. Milne -- Bias and accuracy in the evaluation of confession evidence / G.D. Lassiter, A.L. Geers -- The psychology of entrapment / V.A. Edkins, L.S. Wrightsman -- Expert psychological testimony on the psychology of interrogations and confessions / S.M. Fulero -- So what's a concerned psychologist to do? Translating the research on interrogations, confessions and entrapment into policy / E.C. Wiggins, S. Wheatman.

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