Meredith Allison

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Elon University

United States

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Meredith Allison is a Professor at Elon University, United States. Her research focuses on the psychology of legal decision-making, particularly in the areas of alibi believability, eyewitness testimony, and the impact of evidence on jury perceptions. Recent publications include studies on judicial instructions for mock juries and the factors influencing alibi evaluations in legal contexts.

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2020

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Amanda Benjamin

Adjunct Lecturer

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

UNITED STATES

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Scott E. Culhane

Austin Peay State University

UNITED STATES

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Articles (7)

Judicial instructions on alibis: impact on mock jury decision-making

Alibi believability: Corroborator certainty, cooperativeness and relationship with the defendant

The effect of alibi consistency, presence of physical evidence and timing of disclosure on mock juror perceptions

When the eyewitness to a crime is an English language learner: Identifying and resolving troubles in understanding in interviews

Assessing alibi believability: the alibi story, presence of physical evidence and timing of disclosure

Alibi believability: Corroborative evidence and contextual factors

Sex offender registries: exploring the attitudes and knowledge of political decision-makers

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Amanda Benjamin

Scott E. Culhane

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