Karen Corteen is Senior Lecturer in Criminal Justice in the School of Justice Studies at Liverpool John Moores University.Rachael Steele is BSc Programme Leader in Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice at Liverpool John Moores University.Noel Cross is Programme Leader in Law and Criminal Justice and Deputy Head of Criminal Justice in the School of Justice Studies, Liverpool John Moores University.Michelle McManus is Professor of Safeguarding and Violence Prevention at Manchester Metropolitan University.

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• Part I: Forensic Psychology 1. Forensic Psychology ~ Rachael Steele2. Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice ~ Rachael Steele3. Forensic Psychology and Policing ~ Jason Roach and Helen Selby- Fell4. Forensic Psychology and Court Processes ~ Ruth J. Tully5. Forensic Psychology and Prisons ~ Ruth J. Tully6. Forensic Psychology and Victims of Crime ~ Cherie Armour 7. Forensic Psychology and Perpetrators of Crime: The Dark Triad and Narcissism ~ Victoria Blinkhorn 8. Forensic Psychology and Rehabilitation ~ Shona Robinson- Edwards and Stephanie Kewley 9. Forensic Psychology and Desistance ~ Stephanie Kewley and Lol Burke10. Forensic Psychology and Mental Disorder ~ Paul V. Greenall 11. Forensic Psychology and Psychopathy ~ Robert Hesketh 12. Forensic Psychology and Non-Fatal Violence ~ Victoria Blinkhorn13. Forensic Psychology and Homicide ~ Paul V. Greenall14. Forensic Psychology and Sexual Offences ~ Robert Hesketh15. Forensic Psychology and Future Directions ~ Rachael Steele and Michelle McManus Part II: Crime and Criminal Justice16. Crime and Criminal Justice: Past and Present ~ Jo Turner and Karen Corteen17. Crime ~ Noel Cross18. Criminal Justice Systems ~ Mike Berry19. Criminal Justice, Actus Reus and Mens Rea ~ Noel Cross20. Crime and Youth Justice ~ Ellena Cooke21. Crimes of the Powerful ~ Amy Hughes-Stanley22. Criminal Justice, Marketisation and Privatisation ~ David Sheldon23. Criminal Justice and Punishment ~ Karen Corteen and Jo Turner24. Criminal Justice and Serious, Violent and Sexual Offending ~ Stephanie Kewley and Charlotte Barlow25. Criminal Justice, Risk and Vulnerability ~ Eric Halford26. Criminal Justice, Risk Assessment and Dangerousness ~ Jennifer Murray27. Criminal Injustice ~ Amy Hughes-Stanley28. Criminal Justice: Future Directions ~ Noel CrossPart III: Police and Policing29. Policing: Past and Present ~ Kate Bates30. Police and Policing Models ~ Adrian James and Vesa Huotari31. Police and Crime Commissioners ~ Helen Selby-Fell and Jason Roach32. Police Codes of Conduct ~ Nicoletta Policek33. Police Professionalisation ~ Tim Kelly34. Police and Decision Making ~ Laura Boulton35. Police Accountability and Legitimacy ~ Tammy Landau36. Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 ~ Jo Turner and Karen Corteen37. Police and Multi-Agency Safeguarding Arrangements ~ Michelle McManus38. Police and Victims of Crime ~ Kate Bates39. Police Custody ~ Karen Corteen and Jo Turner40. Policing Serious, Violent Sexual Offending ~ Michelle McManus and Eric Halford41. Policing and Mental Health ~ Tim Kelly42. Policing and Non-Verbal Communication ~ Elizabeth Peatfield43. Policing Controversies: Undercover Policing ~ Margaret S. Malloch44. Police Abolitionism ~ Karen Corteen45. Policing and Occupational Cultures ~ Sean Bell and Nick Kealey46. Policing: Future Directions ~ Andy Rhodes and Michelle McManusPart IV: Investigation47. Crime Scene Investigation ~ Stephanie Davies48. Investigative Interviewing ~ Davut Akca49. Detecting Deception ~ Clea Wright50. Criminal False Confessions ~ Ava Green51. False Allegations and Wrongful Convictions ~ Greg Stratton and Monique Moffa52. Witness Testimony ~ Victoria Blinkhorn53. False Memories ~ Sue Palmer-Conn54. Expert Evidence ~ Gary MacphersonPart V: Conclusion55. Contemporary and Future Concepts and Debates in Forensic Psychology, Crime and Policing ~ Karen Corteen, Rachael Steele, Noel Cross and Michelle McManus

Karen Corteen is Senior Lecturer in Criminal Justice in the School of Justice Studies at Liverpool John Moores University.Rachael Steele is BSc Programme Leader in Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice at Liverpool John Moores University.Noel Cross is Programme Leader in Law and Criminal Justice and Deputy Head of Criminal Justice in the School of Justice Studies, Liverpool John Moores University.Michelle McManus is Professor of Safeguarding and Violence Prevention at Manchester Metropolitan University.

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• Part I: Forensic Psychology 1. Forensic Psychology ~ Rachael Steele2. Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice ~ Rachael Steele3. Forensic Psychology and Policing ~ Jason Roach and Helen Selby- Fell4. Forensic Psychology and Court Processes ~ Ruth J. Tully5. Forensic Psychology and Prisons ~ Ruth J. Tully6. Forensic Psychology and Victims of Crime ~ Cherie Armour 7. Forensic Psychology and Perpetrators of Crime: The Dark Triad and Narcissism ~ Victoria Blinkhorn 8. Forensic Psychology and Rehabilitation ~ Shona Robinson- Edwards and Stephanie Kewley 9. Forensic Psychology and Desistance ~ Stephanie Kewley and Lol Burke10. Forensic Psychology and Mental Disorder ~ Paul V. Greenall 11. Forensic Psychology and Psychopathy ~ Robert Hesketh 12. Forensic Psychology and Non-Fatal Violence ~ Victoria Blinkhorn13. Forensic Psychology and Homicide ~ Paul V. Greenall14. Forensic Psychology and Sexual Offences ~ Robert Hesketh15. Forensic Psychology and Future Directions ~ Rachael Steele and Michelle McManus Part II: Crime and Criminal Justice16. Crime and Criminal Justice: Past and Present ~ Jo Turner and Karen Corteen17. Crime ~ Noel Cross18. Criminal Justice Systems ~ Mike Berry19. Criminal Justice, Actus Reus and Mens Rea ~ Noel Cross20. Crime and Youth Justice ~ Ellena Cooke21. Crimes of the Powerful ~ Amy Hughes-Stanley22. Criminal Justice, Marketisation and Privatisation ~ David Sheldon23. Criminal Justice and Punishment ~ Karen Corteen and Jo Turner24. Criminal Justice and Serious, Violent and Sexual Offending ~ Stephanie Kewley and Charlotte Barlow25. Criminal Justice, Risk and Vulnerability ~ Eric Halford26. Criminal Justice, Risk Assessment and Dangerousness ~ Jennifer Murray27. Criminal Injustice ~ Amy Hughes-Stanley28. Criminal Justice: Future Directions ~ Noel CrossPart III: Police and Policing29. Policing: Past and Present ~ Kate Bates30. Police and Policing Models ~ Adrian James and Vesa Huotari31. Police and Crime Commissioners ~ Helen Selby-Fell and Jason Roach32. Police Codes of Conduct ~ Nicoletta Policek33. Police Professionalisation ~ Tim Kelly34. Police and Decision Making ~ Laura Boulton35. Police Accountability and Legitimacy ~ Tammy Landau36. Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 ~ Jo Turner and Karen Corteen37. Police and Multi-Agency Safeguarding Arrangements ~ Michelle McManus38. Police and Victims of Crime ~ Kate Bates39. Police Custody ~ Karen Corteen and Jo Turner40. Policing Serious, Violent Sexual Offending ~ Michelle McManus and Eric Halford41. Policing and Mental Health ~ Tim Kelly42. Policing and Non-Verbal Communication ~ Elizabeth Peatfield43. Policing Controversies: Undercover Policing ~ Margaret S. Malloch44. Police Abolitionism ~ Karen Corteen45. Policing and Occupational Cultures ~ Sean Bell and Nick Kealey46. Policing: Future Directions ~ Andy Rhodes and Michelle McManusPart IV: Investigation47. Crime Scene Investigation ~ Stephanie Davies48. Investigative Interviewing ~ Davut Akca49. Detecting Deception ~ Clea Wright50. Criminal False Confessions ~ Ava Green51. False Allegations and Wrongful Convictions ~ Greg Stratton and Monique Moffa52. Witness Testimony ~ Victoria Blinkhorn53. False Memories ~ Sue Palmer-Conn54. Expert Evidence ~ Gary MacphersonPart V: Conclusion55. Contemporary and Future Concepts and Debates in Forensic Psychology, Crime and Policing ~ Karen Corteen, Rachael Steele, Noel Cross and Michelle McManus

Karen Corteen is Senior Lecturer in Criminal Justice in the School of Justice Studies at Liverpool John Moores University.Rachael Steele is BSc Programme Leader in Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice at Liverpool John Moores University.Noel Cross is Programme Leader in Law and Criminal Justice and Deputy Head of Criminal Justice in the School of Justice Studies, Liverpool John Moores University.Michelle McManus is Professor of Safeguarding and Violence Prevention at Manchester Metropolitan University.

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• Part I: Forensic Psychology 1. Forensic Psychology ~ Rachael Steele2. Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice ~ Rachael Steele3. Forensic Psychology and Policing ~ Jason Roach and Helen Selby- Fell4. Forensic Psychology and Court Processes ~ Ruth J. Tully5. Forensic Psychology and Prisons ~ Ruth J. Tully6. Forensic Psychology and Victims of Crime ~ Cherie Armour 7. Forensic Psychology and Perpetrators of Crime: The Dark Triad and Narcissism ~ Victoria Blinkhorn 8. Forensic Psychology and Rehabilitation ~ Shona Robinson- Edwards and Stephanie Kewley 9. Forensic Psychology and Desistance ~ Stephanie Kewley and Lol Burke10. Forensic Psychology and Mental Disorder ~ Paul V. Greenall 11. Forensic Psychology and Psychopathy ~ Robert Hesketh 12. Forensic Psychology and Non-Fatal Violence ~ Victoria Blinkhorn13. Forensic Psychology and Homicide ~ Paul V. Greenall14. Forensic Psychology and Sexual Offences ~ Robert Hesketh15. Forensic Psychology and Future Directions ~ Rachael Steele and Michelle McManus Part II: Crime and Criminal Justice16. Crime and Criminal Justice: Past and Present ~ Jo Turner and Karen Corteen17. Crime ~ Noel Cross18. Criminal Justice Systems ~ Mike Berry19. Criminal Justice, Actus Reus and Mens Rea ~ Noel Cross20. Crime and Youth Justice ~ Ellena Cooke21. Crimes of the Powerful ~ Amy Hughes-Stanley22. Criminal Justice, Marketisation and Privatisation ~ David Sheldon23. Criminal Justice and Punishment ~ Karen Corteen and Jo Turner24. Criminal Justice and Serious, Violent and Sexual Offending ~ Stephanie Kewley and Charlotte Barlow25. Criminal Justice, Risk and Vulnerability ~ Eric Halford26. Criminal Justice, Risk Assessment and Dangerousness ~ Jennifer Murray27. Criminal Injustice ~ Amy Hughes-Stanley28. Criminal Justice: Future Directions ~ Noel CrossPart III: Police and Policing29. Policing: Past and Present ~ Kate Bates30. Police and Policing Models ~ Adrian James and Vesa Huotari31. Police and Crime Commissioners ~ Helen Selby-Fell and Jason Roach32. Police Codes of Conduct ~ Nicoletta Policek33. Police Professionalisation ~ Tim Kelly34. Police and Decision Making ~ Laura Boulton35. Police Accountability and Legitimacy ~ Tammy Landau36. Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 ~ Jo Turner and Karen Corteen37. Police and Multi-Agency Safeguarding Arrangements ~ Michelle McManus38. Police and Victims of Crime ~ Kate Bates39. Police Custody ~ Karen Corteen and Jo Turner40. Policing Serious, Violent Sexual Offending ~ Michelle McManus and Eric Halford41. Policing and Mental Health ~ Tim Kelly42. Policing and Non-Verbal Communication ~ Elizabeth Peatfield43. Policing Controversies: Undercover Policing ~ Margaret S. Malloch44. Police Abolitionism ~ Karen Corteen45. Policing and Occupational Cultures ~ Sean Bell and Nick Kealey46. Policing: Future Directions ~ Andy Rhodes and Michelle McManusPart IV: Investigation47. Crime Scene Investigation ~ Stephanie Davies48. Investigative Interviewing ~ Davut Akca49. Detecting Deception ~ Clea Wright50. Criminal False Confessions ~ Ava Green51. False Allegations and Wrongful Convictions ~ Greg Stratton and Monique Moffa52. Witness Testimony ~ Victoria Blinkhorn53. False Memories ~ Sue Palmer-Conn54. Expert Evidence ~ Gary MacphersonPart V: Conclusion55. Contemporary and Future Concepts and Debates in Forensic Psychology, Crime and Policing ~ Karen Corteen, Rachael Steele, Noel Cross and Michelle McManus