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1 Criminal Psychology PSYC 275
The Combination of Psychology and the Law

2 Forensic v. Criminal Psychology
Forensic Psychology – Any application of psychological research, methods, theory, and practice to a task by the legal system. Broad definition State of Michigan defines Forensic Psychology as the determination of criminal responsibility. Criminal Psychology

3 History of this relationship
“Experimental psychology has reached a stage at which it seems natural and sound to give attention to its possible service for the practical needs of life.” - Hugo Munsterberg “Pierce the mind” Determine the truth telling process.

4 Resurgence in the 70’s to now
Issues of memory and eye-witness testimony. Determination of competence and responsibility. Expert witness Fitness for Duty Consultant Researcher Criminal Profiling Mediator/ Negotiator

5 Benefits of Psychology to the Legal Field.

6 Detriments of Psychology

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