Legal and Criminological Psychology

Sexual offenders discharged from prison in England and Wales: A 21-year reconviction study
pp. 1-10(10)
Authors: Cann J.; Falshaw L.; Friendship C.

Management of violent behaviour in the correctional system using qualified risk assessments
pp. 11-22(12)
Authors: Belfrage H.; Fransson G.; Strand S.

Witnesses with intellectual disabilities in court: What questions are asked and what influence do they have?
pp. 23-35(13)
Authors: Kebbell M.R.; Hatton C.; Johnson S.D.

The application of a 'story-telling' framework to investigative interviews for suspected child sexual abuse
pp. 37-56(20)
Authors: Westcott H.L.; Kynan S.

Predicting reconviction using the Psychological Inventory of Criminal Thinking Styles with English prisoners
pp. 57-68(12)
Authors: Palmer E.J.; Hollin C.R.

Motivation for offending and personality
pp. 69-81(13)
Authors: Gudjonsson G.H.; Sigurdsson J.F.

The influence of courtroom questioning style on actual and perceived eyewitness confidence and accuracy
pp. 83-101(19)
Authors: Wheatcroft J.M.; Wagstaff G.F.; Kebbell M.R.

Imprisoned knowledge: Criminals' beliefs about deception
pp. 103-119(17)
Authors: Granhag P.A.; Andersson L.O.; Strömwall L.A.; Hartwig M.

Confessions and denials and the relationship with personality
pp. 121-133(13)
Authors: Gudjonsson G.H.; Sigurdsson J.F.; Bragason O.O.; Einarsson E.; Valdimarsdottir E.B.

Eysenck's theory of crime revisited: Factors or primary scales?
pp. 135-152(18)
Authors: Levine S.Z.; Jackson C.J.

Book reviews
pp. 153-156(4)

Editorial acknowledgement
pp. 157-157(1)