Psychology and Criminal Justice
Middlesex University
A focused academic chapter on how psychology shapes criminal justice across pre-trial, trial, and post-trial stages. Covers expert testimony, culpability, eyewitness research, sentencing, and the rehabilitation of offenders.
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