In Doubt: The Psychology of the Criminal Justice Process
by Dan Simon
In Doubt: The Psychology of the Criminal Justice Process examines how psychology, uncertainty, and doubt intersect with legal decision-making. Dan Simon’s book offers readers an accessible subject-focused look at the mental processes involved in the criminal justice system.
About This Book
In Doubt examines the psychology of the criminal justice process.
The book considers the role of uncertainty and doubt in legal decision-making.
It offers a perspective at the intersection of psychology and criminal justice.
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