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Handbook of Psychology in Legal Contexts, 2nd Edition

ISBN: 978-0-471-49874-2
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704 pages
April 2003
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David Carson, a lawyer with special interests in developing practical approaches to the prevention of legal problems, and Ray Bull, a psychologist specialising in legal applications of psychology, have ensured that each chapter is relevant to, and easily readable by, both professions.

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