International Conference on Psychology, Law and Criminal Responsibility ICPLCR on April 20-21, 2026 in Boston, United States

Law in psychology
Forensic psychology
Criminal responsibility
Decision making
Witness testimony
Handwriting analysis
Profiling
Racial profiling
Interviews with suspects
Correctional psychologist
Consultant to law enforcement
Psychology and law
Mental health and the law
Witness memory
Mental health in law decisions
Assessment of responsibility and capacity
Prison rape elimination act
Ability to understand
The actor's behavior before, during, and after the commission of the crime
The actor's narrative
Challenges for psychologists working in psychology and law
Physical and psychological context of investigative interviews with victims and suspects
Child interviews
The nature of responsibility
Choice, character and capacity
Communication and the character of criminal responsibility
The structure of criminal responsibility
Excusing the mentally disordered
Shifting standards and criminal responsibility
Exemptions from criminal responsibility
The nature of causation
Criminal omissions
Culpability, responsibility and liberty
The significance of intentions
Structured interview of reported symptoms
Test of memory malingering
Validity indicator profile
Criminal responsibility standards
Diminished capacity
Evaluation of competence to stand trial
Extreme emotional disturbance