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Law & Criminal Justice in PsycINFO Topics in PsycINFO of Relevance to Law & Criminal Justice PsycINFO is a research database published by the American Psychological Association. Lawyers, social workers and other professionals in the field of criminal justice can use it to locate research on jury selection, expert testimony, juvenile justice and forensic psychology. Sample Searches in Law & Criminal Justice Scenario: A law student wants to learn more about juror deliberations during death penalty decisions. Search: Juries AND Capital Punishment Results: Articles on a range of issues, including group dynamics, racial bias, decision making and juror comprehension of instructions for deliberation. Prefer to have this information as a handout? For a postcard-sized version of this guide (and others) that you can produce on your library’s color printer, visit

Sample Searches in Education Research Scenario: A psychiatrist has been called as an expert witness for an upcoming trial. She needs to learn more about what to expect. Search: Expert Testimony AND Mental Health Personnel Results: Articles and book chapters on how to prepare and what to expect in the courtroom, as well as explorations of how expert witnesses are perceived. Scenario: A social worker is seeking information about recidivism among juvenile offenders. Search: Recidivism AND Risk Factors AND Juvenile Delinquency Results: Articles exploring risk factors among a variety of sub-groups of juvenile offenders, looking at factors including substance abuse, seriousness of offense, and more. Law & Criminal Justice in PsycINFO

Selected Search Terms The search terms provided here are just a few excerpts from the many relevant terms in PsycINFO’s thesaurus. If you aren’t sure how to use these terms (called Subject Terms, Subject Headings, or Index Terms depending on your interface), check with your librarian or consult the PsycINFO Quick Reference Guide you may also have received at the same time as this handout.  Adjudication  Competency to Stand Trial  Crime Victims  Defendants  Expert Testimony  Informants  Insanity Defense  Legal Arrest  Parole  Legal Personnel  Attorneys  Judges  Juries  Law Enforcement Personnel  Parole Officers  Police Personnel  Probation Officers Law & Criminal Justice in PsycINFO

 Legal Issues  Censorship  Child Welfare  Criminal Record  Drug Legalization  Informed Consent  Privileged Communication  Self Defense  Legal Processes  Child Support  Citizenship  Civil Rights  Consumer Protection  Divorce  Forensic Evaluation  Protective Services  Penology  Capital Punishment  Halfway Houses  Incarceration  Institution Visitation  Maximum Security Facilities  Prisons  Recidivism  Laws  Abortion Laws  Child Abuse Reporting  Civil Law  Criminal Law  Disability Laws  Gun Control Laws Law & Criminal Justice in PsycINFO