Congratulations to lab member Brandon Shintani on being accepted to the very selective Yale Young Global Scholars Program (YYGS)! YYGS...

Conor Hogan and Jenn Bartlett have the distinction of being the first doc students from the MSU Legal Decisions Making lab to pass...

In light of the pandemic, some parole boards and prosecutor have released elderly inmates and those who have been convicted of low-level...

In a joint press briefing with the Philadelphia District Attorney's office today, Dr. Daftary-Kapur and Dr. Zottoli presented results...

Conor Hogan, third year Ph.D. student in the Clinical Psychology program (forensic emphasis) successfully defended his master's thesis,...

Yesterday, SCOTUS held in Garza v. Idaho that when a defendant’s lawyer does not file appeal on instruction of his client, because there...

We are excited to announce a new research collaboration with the Philadelphia District Attorney's office. Projects in development ...

Our latest paper on guilty plea decisions of juveniles was published in Law and Human Behavior this month. We interviewed 64 youth and 56...

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On August 20, NYS Governor Andrew Cuomo signed into law a bill that establishes an independent commission to investigate allegations of...

Watch it here (some adult language)

Recently the Undisclosed podcast did an episode on the obstacles to post conviction relief for individuals convicted by guilty plea....

Another great panel discussion on Wrongful Convictions, sponsored by the MSU Psychology Department and the Deskovic Foundation for...

Interesting NYTimes article on the persistence of false testimony by police in NYC. Read here. Also, consider Akil Reed Amar's position...

This bill would make NY an open file discovery state. Indicate your support for the bill and read more here. #CJreform

Examiners cannot not assert that two friction ridge impressions originated from the same source to the exclusion of all other sources;...

Ryan Schneider has been accepted to the PhD program in Clinical Psychology here at MSU & Victoria Ghering has been accepted to the MA...

A guilty plea, by itself, does not bar a federal criminal defendant from challenging the constitutionality of the statute of conviction...

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Read his column on In Justice Today here