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Stopping false confessions starts with improving interviewing tactics

Real issue in Pentagon leak is not access but reliance on personal trust

The Pentagon leak is an “odd, unusual, if not bizarre, case”

Will Jack Smith recommend charges for seditious conspiracy or insurrection?

Why we need to take a hard look at the classification process

How Justice Thomas’ behavior is indicative of a larger problem

Testimony urging Vermont House Judiciary to embrace science-based methods of interviewing

Evaluating the scope and scale of the Pentagon intelligence leak

Jail time for Trump unlikely though, if imposed, would be shorter than misleading predictions

Jury selection process for trial of former President Trump

The science behind obtaining accurate, reliable information

Trump’s indictment is a test of America’s institutions and the rule of law

Trump “whipping up a frenzy” to intimidate Manhattan DA

At CERL talk, Stanford Law professor discusses executive power under the Constitution

Trump’s indictment: Why the DOJ must help ensure the safety of the Manhattan DA

What the death of Russian blogger Tatarsky might signal

Essential to ending war is a NATO pledge not to admit Ukraine

Mark Fallon discusses science of interviewing on LI News Radio

Mark Fallon testified before Minnesota Judicial Committee on science-based interviewing

Russia’s disruption of U.S. drone was within the laws of armed conflict

Why were young women poisoned in Iran?

The Year of Section 702’s Reauthorization: A Reply on “Back Door” Searches

Rehabilitation for Torture at Guantanamo is a Moral and Legal Imperative

Presidential privileges are not absolute

Anita Allen recipient of 2023 Privacy Papers for Policymakers Award

Claire Finkelstein participates in SSRC workshop on cultural heritage preservation

CERL experts discuss criminal justice at CAIL and Project Aletheia conference

A new role for NATO in conflict zones

Spotlight: Quinn Dunkak, Former Intern ’20