Snapshot of the over of Evidence Science with highlighted articles from USALI’s Visiting Scholars
The December 2018 issue of Evidence Science included several articles by former Visiting Scholars, including Weijing Huang, Jie Meng, Jinxi Wang, Xiaoyu Sun, Kuibun Zhu, and Yuejun Lan. Additionally, a translation from USALI staff Chao Liu and Yuan Gao was included in the publication.
Table of Contents
(Original Chinese language Table of Contents listed below)
Empirical Study of Police Fabricated Evidence in Wrongful Convictions in the U.S. by Weijing Huang
Induce or Prevent False Confession – A Study on Reid Interrogation Technique in the U.S. by Jie Meng
Cognitive Bias and Blindness: A Global Survey of Forensic Science Examiners by Jeff Kukucka, Saul M. Kassin, Patricia A. Zapf, Itiel Dror, Translated by Jinxi Wang
A Preliminary Study of the North Carolina Innocence Inquiry Commission by Xiaoyu Sun
Police Induced False Confessions: Risk Factors and Prevention Recommendations by Saul M.Kassin, Steven A.Drizin, Thomas Grisso, Gisli H.Gudjonsson, Richard A.Leo, Allison D.Redlich, Translated by Chao Liu, Yuan Gao
Use Evidence Collected by the Supervision Agencies in Criminal Litigation by Yuejun Lan
Road-map for Application of Interrogation Recording in “Trial Centered” Reform by Kuibin Zhu
