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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Alibis and Corroborators: Psychological, Criminological, and Legal Perspectives,r provides a summary of each of the following chapters to provide the readers with the overall flow of the text and identify areas of focus for those who are interested in research on alibis and corroborators.

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Future Directions in Alibi Research,ogations, and plea-bargaining. The highlight of this chapter is an appendix that lists over 100 unique research questions covering a wide range of alibi and corroboration topics of interest to alibi researchers – including what the authors feel are the most important topics on which to focus to move the field forward.

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Book 2022ses the factors that can influence the suspect, the defense team, the alibi corroborator, and ultimately the alibi statement itself. Recognition of and reactions to wrongful convictions have been on the rise as researchers and society take a closer, more critical look at America’s criminal justice s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-3542-6tory Phase” (where the suspect states their whereabouts during the time of the crime to be away from the location where the crime occurred), and next the “Validation Phase” (where the suspect is expected to provide supporting evidence of their alibi story, typically in the form of person or physical

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-3542-6 investigators, jurors, attorneys, etc.) consider the truthfulness and credibility of the alibi itself, as well as any potential corroborating evidence. First, Allison summarizes the literature on the relationship effect in person corroboration as well as a number of other defendant and corroborator

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-3634-8to developing practical recommendations aimed at improving the quality of alibi evidence (i.e., taking a system variable approach). In this chapter, we argue that generating practical recommendations requires appreciating the tripartite classification of suspects, in which alibi providers can be cat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-3634-8stem structure might impact the handling and use of alibi evidence. Nieuwkamp and Mergaerts bring an international perspective to the text by discussing the inquisitorial system’s outlook on a suspect’s alibi. They begin by briefly outlining the basic differences between the systems, then delve into