Daniel Krauss
9 books
About the Author
Daniel Krauss is a distinguished psychologist and educator whose work bridges the gap between psychological science and the legal system. With a PhD in clinical psychology and extensive experience in forensic settings, he has dedicated his career to exploring how empirical research informs legal decision-making, from eyewitness testimony to jury behavior. Krauss's accessible yet rigorous approach demystifies complex psychological principles for students, practitioners, and policymakers alike. As a professor at Claremont McKenna College, he mentors the next generation of scholars while continuing to advance the field through his scholarship and consulting. His insights have influenced courtrooms and classrooms, emphasizing evidence-based practices in an era of evolving legal challenges.
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