Titlebook: Alibis and Corroborators; Psychological, Crimi Joshua D. Behl,Megan R. Kienzle Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), u

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Towards a System Variable Approach to Improving the Quality of Alibi Evidence,all evidence that can corroborate their alibis. Third, research on deception detection should be leveraged to develop strategies that improve evaluators’ abilities to discriminate between deceptive and honest alibi providers. We summarize the limited research that has taken a system variable approac

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Child Alibi Corroborators,to influence evidence assessments as well. The authors end with a discussion about how this topic could be further studied and expanded to broaden our understanding of children’s potential role in our legal system’s use of alibi corroboration.

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The Strategic Use of Alibi Defenses,d an alibi that is later determined to be incorrect, and (2) failing to utilize an alibi when it is present and has at least some corroboration. Case law and academic articles illustrate this uniquely non-affirmative defense, with defendants claiming not to be legally responsible because they could

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The Effect of Erroneous Alibis,monstrate itself) may lead a suspect to lack the concern over the correctness of their alibi statement needed to protect themselves from making incorrect statements early on in the investigation. The authors discuss absent alibis as well as how problems with alibi evidence can transcend throughout t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-3634-8mples we utilize (generally asking American college students to act as mock investigators or jurors, quite unlike asking real-world detectives or attorneys how they consider and handle alibi evidence in actual cases).