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The Legal Psychology Research Group
The legal psychology research group has been active for over 20 years and comprises researchers and students interested in the application of psychology in the legal system. Its mixture of academic backgrounds (law, psychology, psychiatry, police) is a rarity in the international context, and there is collaboration across the disciplines, see publication list.
About the group
In addition to research articles and books, the group’s members are very active in disseminating legal psychology including in courtrooms and in the media more generally. We hold research seminars where external speakers over recent years include Timothy Luke (Gothenburg), Liam Satchell (Winchester), Thom Arne Hellerslia (Supreme Court of Norway), Nael Sumampouw (Maastricht & Jakarta), Eivind Koflaath (Bergen), Ines Blix (NKVTS), Nina Sunde (Police College, Oslo).
Published Feb. 18, 2011 3:07 PM
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