POL 349
3 credits · SBS+ · D or higher for SBC
Examines the interface between social psychological research and the law to address such questions. We will consider scientific evidence and scholarly perspectives surrounding the role of psychological experts in the legal system; the use of social science in the law and public policy; eyewitness memory; police interrogation and false confessions; jury selection and decision-making; judicial and prosecutorial discretion.
POL 102; U2 or higher standing
Not on any schedule we have.