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Special Issue: Investigative interviewing: Investigation and probative value. Guest Editors: Rebecca Milne, Ray Bull

Guest editorial

Rebecca Milne; Ray Bull
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A guide to clarifying evidence in Australian child forensic interviews

Kimberlee S. Burrows; Martine B. Powell; Mairi Benson
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Question type and its effect on children's maintenance and accuracy during courtroom testimony

Christine Saykaly; Angela Crossman; Mary Morris; Victoria Talwar
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Developing a professional identity in a new work environment: the views of defendant intermediaries working in the criminal courts

Brendan M. O'Mahony; Jane Creaton; Kevin Smith; Rebecca Milne
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Putting the Mr. Big technique back on trial: a re-examination of probative value and abuse of process through a scientific lens

Kirk Luther; Brent Snook
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Deceiving suspects about the content of their alibis: consequences for truthful and untruthful suspects

Melanie Sauerland; Svenja Mehlkopf; Alana C Krix; Anna Sagana
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The benefits of multiple recollection strategies on adolescents’ testimonies: quality versus within-statement consistency?

Sanne van Can; Olivier Dodier; Henry Otgaar; Fanny Verkampt
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