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“Shifting goalposts” and “fishing expeditions”: police case preparation and the application of the full code test in cases of RASSO
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Journal of Criminal Psychology
Journal of Criminal Psychology (2025) 15 (5): 587–602.
Published: 07 February 2025
... case preparation in police decision-making around submitting cases for charging decision, following the recommendations of the first year of Operation Soteria Bluestone. Design/methodology/approach This study adopted a mixed-method approach, combining both interviews and case reviews of selected...
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Why some homicide investigations go cold: a study exploring the experiences of the investigative review process by UK detectives
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Journal of Criminal Psychology
Journal of Criminal Psychology (2024) 14 (4): 520–533.
Published: 16 July 2024
... of inquiry have been suitably identified and progressed. There is also a requirement to ensure the investigation was not swayed by faulty decision-making or cognitive biases. However, the use of the review processes in preventing unsolved cases is unclear, and not subject to much academic discussion...
