This integrative review aims to analyze and synthesize existing literature to inform our
understanding of the multifaceted dimensions of domestic violence during the first year of …

Objective: We conducted a systematic literature review of e-mental health technologies in
juvenile justice contexts. Hypotheses: Our exploratory research questions were as follows …

Forensic evaluations conducted with children and adolescents are replete with a host of
complex and nuanced challenges. Adding to this complexity are the recent societal trends …

The COVID-19 pandemic required corrections agencies to rapidly adapt their service
delivery models to minimise person-to-person contact. Digital service delivery played a key …

Objective: This survey study reports the substantial impact of the coronavirus disease
(COVID-19) pandemic on the use and perceived advantages and disadvantages of …

Violence and other criminal behaviors are problems with a high social, economic, and
criminal justice impact. Individuals with a history of offending behavior (IHOB) can be found …

This paper presents the results of a survey of 169 psychologists and psychiatrists about their
experiences of conducting forensic assessment and treatment work from home during …

While digital technologies have been used in the medical field for decades, telemedicine
rapidly expanded with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020, including into …

The potential for bias in forensic mental health evaluations can threaten the objectivity of
psycholegal opinions. To date, individual evaluators have few mechanisms to identify bias in …

It is possible that a portion of the competency crisis may be due to some defendants being
misclassified as incompetent, secondary to evaluations of questionable thoroughness and …