PSYC359 Exploratory Articles

When your eyes get it wrong: How video evidence can mislead the courtroom

Joseph Silvestri, Contributing Writer
May 24, 2025

Racial biases impact plea bargaining: Minorities face higher conviction rates and harsher plea deals

Tara Shisler, Contributing Writer
May 24, 2025

Incarceration & race: Inequality targets low socioeconomic status and education for Black individuals

Angelina Seropian, Contributing Writer
May 24, 2025

The real face value: Facial trustworthiness bias in legal decision-making

Liana Schilling, Contributing Writer
May 24, 2025

Smile! You’re on camera… or are you?

Gwen Radecki, Contributing Writer
May 24, 2025

Is eyewitness memory too unreliable?

Wisdom Obioha, Contributing Writer
May 24, 2025

Scared straight: How crime TV skews our sense of justice

Alex Marx, Contributing Writer
May 24, 2025

Does the insanity plea cause stigma against mental health?

Izzy Mantilla, Contributing Writer
May 24, 2025

Can AI save lives? The role of artificial intelligence in eyewitness identifications

Katarina Liloia, Contributing Writer
May 24, 2025

Why so many innocent people plead guilty… and how understanding psychology can help fix it

Hayley Leopold, Special Features Editor
May 24, 2025

When the mind dissociates, so does our legal system: Is DID a valid defense in court by reason of insanity?

Sophie Kowitz, Contributing Writer
May 24, 2025

The fight against mass incarceration: A case for ending mandatory minimum sentences

Elsa Korn, Contributing Writer
May 24, 2025

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