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police interviews, interrogations, false confessions
police-induced false confessions, wrongful convictions, police interrogations, law enforcement, misclassification error, coercion error, contamination error
false confession, wrongful conviction, empirical research
Criminal procedure, false confessions, DNA testing, law enforcement, interrogations, taping, recording, wrongful arrest, wrongful conviction
Criminal procedure, criminal justice, law enforcement, police interrogations, false confessions
criminal law, criminology, wrongful convictions, empirical research, social science methodology
false confession, wrongful conviction, police interrogation
wronfgful convictions, criminal justice
Criminal procedure, law enforcement, false confessions, taping, recording, interrogation techniques, empirical legal research
false confessions, wrongful convictions, interrogation methods, police, law enforcement
Criminal procedure, false confessions, DNA testing, interrogations, law enforcement, electronic recording, voluntariness jurisprudence, corroboration rules, Central Park Jogger case
Criminal procedure, criminal justice, law enforcement, interrogation techniques
Criminal procedure, Miranda, law enforcement, interrogation techniques, empirical legal research
wrongful convictions, false confessions, interrogations, police, law enforcement
Criminal procedure, Miranda, false confessions, criminal justice system, empirical legal research, interrogations, taping, recording, wrongful convictions
interrogation techniques, jury decision-making, expert testimony, false confessions
Criminal procedure, Miranda v. Arizona, criminal justice, interrogation techniques
interrogation, false confession, police, wrongful conviction, innocence, criminal procedure
Criminal procedure, Paul Cassell, wrongful convictions, false confessions, interrogation techniques
Police Interviews, Interrogations, False Confessions
Criminal procedure, Miranda, law enforcement, interrogations, confessions
psychological police interrogation methods, law enforcement, false confessions, juries, expert testimony
police interrogation, wrongful conviction, false confession, criminal law, criminal procedure, criminal justice
Miranda v. Arizona, police interrogation, false confessions, wrongful convictions, criminal law, law enforcement
false confession, wrongful conviction, American law enforcement, interrogation
criminal procedure, criminal justice, law enforcement, interrogation tactics
criminal law, criminal procedure, criminal justice reform, exoneration, wrongful convictions, empirical studies
criminal procedure, miscarriage of justice, law enforcement, wrongful conviction, criminology, empirical legal research
third degree, police interrogations, Wickersham Commission, law enforcement
interrogations, false confessions, expert testimony
criminal law, criminal procedure, false confession, police interrogation, law enforcement, wrongful conviction
criminal law, wrongful conviction, false confession, police interrogation, criminal justice, law enforcement, criminal procedure
wrongful conviction, false confession, police contamination, criminal procedure, criminal law, constitutional law, evidence, federal rules of evidence, reliability
wrongful conviction, erroneous conviction, prosecutorial misconduct, false confessions, eyewitness misidentification, criminal law, criminal procedure
mental health, disability law, criminal law, false confessions, wrongful convictions, criminal procedure, interrogation
false confession, wrongful conviction, interrogation contamination, criminal law, criminal procedure, criminal justice
police interrogation, criminal law, criminal procedure, interrogation-related regulatory decline, self-regulation failure, false confession
False Confessions, Voluntariness, Psychological Techniques, Law Enforcement
criminal procedure, criminal justice, electronic recording, law enforcement, interrogation
rape, sexual coercion, alcohol, memory, consent
torture, war on terror, third degree, law enforcement, police, United States military, interrogations
Criminal law, White-Collar Crime, Yale White-Collar Crime Project, Sociological Theory, Susan Shapiro, Wayward Capitalists, Defending White-Collar Crime, Stanton Wheeler, Kenneth Mann, Austin Sarat, Sitting in Judgment, David Weisburd, Elin Waring, Nancy Bode, Crimes of the Middle Classes
wrongful conviction, criminal law, criminology, criminal justice, empirical studies, erroneous conviction
interrogation, false confession, pragmatic implication, police
norfolk four, false confessions, wrongful conviction, criminal law, criminal procedure, criminal justice
false confessions, wrongful conviction, criminal law, criminal procedure, interrogation, contamination
false confession, police interrogation, criminal procedure, constitutional law, Fourteenth Amendment
false confessions, interrogation practices, interrogation-related regulatory decline
false confession, Miranda, police interrogation, evidence, criminal procedure
videotaped interrogation, recorded interrogation, law enforcement, police, wrongful convictions, false confessions, criminal law
criminal procedure, Miranda, interrogations, law enforcement, confessions, taping, recording, interrogation reform
criminal law, criminal procedure, false confessions, police interrogation, wrongful conviction
False Confession, Wrongful Convictions, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Law Enforcement, Police Interrogation
criminal law, criminal procedure, wrongful convictions, interrogation, prosecutorial misconduct, criminal investigation, forensic science, forensic testing
innocence, plea bargain, factual innocence, exoneration, wrongful conviction, evidence, experts, prosecutors, accountability, punishment, restorative justice
criminal procedure, Miranda, law enforcement, interrogation techniques
police interrogation, constitutional law, criminal procedure, Fifth Amendment, Sixth Amendment, Fourteenth Amendment
criminal law, false confessions, wrongful convictions, interrogation, sexual abuse suspects, innocence
false confession, criminal procedure, police interrogation, police contamination, Brandon Garrett
interrogation, false confession, sympathy, authority, beneficence
Miranda v. Arizona, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Police Interrogation, Law Enforcement, Criminal Justice, Miranda App
Criminal procedure, false confessions, interrogations, taping, recording, law enforcement, Paul Cassell
legal exoneration, factual innocence, Innocence Movement, DNA testing, wrongful conviction, criminal justice, criminal law, National Registry of Exonerations
Scientific evidence, repressed memory, recovered memory, false memory, child abuse, Lawrence Wright, Richard Ofshe, Ethan Watters, Elizabeth Loftus, Katherine Ketcham, Mark Pendergrast
wrongful conviction, erroneous conviction, criminal law, criminal procedure, criminal justice, innocent defendants
Miranda, Constitution, interrogation, rights, police, confessions, criminal procedure
Miranda, confessions, Japanese criminal procedure, Japanese criminal justice, comparative law, videotaping, interrogations
police interrogation, criminal law, criminal procedure, false confession, wrongful conviction
expert testimony, false confessions, interrogation-induced confessions
criminal law, criminal procedure, factual innocence, wrongful conviction, exoneration
Miranda v. Arizona, criminal law, criminal procedure, constitutional law, police interrogation, Fifth Amendment
Criminal justice, police scholarship, empirical research, David Bayley, Paul Chevigny
wrongful convictions, social science
Miranda rights, criminal procedure, Berghuis v. Thompkins, police interrogation, confession, Miranda waiver
NYPD Blue, police interrogations, confessions, law in popular culture
Brendan Dassey, Making a Murderer, Richard Leo, wrongful convictions, false confessions, police interrogation
justice, criminology, criminal law, criminal procedure, police interrogation, false confession, wrongful conviction
Fourth Amendment, exclusionary rule, Herring v. United States
Miranda, Paul Cassell, false confessions, wrongful convictions
expert testimony, police interrogation, false confessions, social science research
