Taking Psychology and Law into the Twenty-First Century

Acknowledgments. <BR>Preface. <BR><STRONG>1.</STRONG> Two Steps Forward and One Step Backward: The Law and Psychology Movement(s) in the 20<SUP>th</SUP> Century; <EM>J.R.P.</EM> <EM>Ogloff.</EM> <BR><STRONG>2.</STRONG> Psychological Jurisprudence; <EM>J. Darley, et al.</EM> <BR><STRONG>3.</STRONG> Children, Psychology, and Law: Reflections on Past and Future Contributions to Science and Policy; <EM>B.L. Bottoms, et al.</EM> <BR><STRONG>4.</STRONG> Forensic Assessment: Current Status and Future Directions; <EM>K. Heilbrun, et al.</EM> <BR><STRONG>5.</STRONG> Risk Assessment; <EM>D.E. McNiel, et al.</EM> <BR><STRONG>6.</STRONG> Competency: Past, Present, and Future; <EM>P.A. Zapf, et al.</EM> <BR><STRONG>7.</STRONG> Eyewitness Research; <EM>R.C.L. Lindsay, et</EM> <EM>al.</EM> <BR><STRONG>8.</STRONG> Jurors and Juries: A Review of the Field; <EM>E. Greene, et al.</EM> <BR><STRONG>9.</STRONG> Why do People Sue, and What are they Suing for? <EM>J. Samra, W.J. Koch.</EM> <BR><STRONG>10.</STRONG> Psychological Issues in Civil Law; <EM>T. Wayte, et al.</EM> <BR><STRONG>11.</STRONG> Evaluating Published Research in Psychology and Law: A Gatekeeper Analysis of Law and Human Behavior; <EM>R.L. Wiener, et al.</EM> <BR>Index.