Forensic Psychology Crossword

An eyewitness's process of deciding, when looking at sequential lineup, whether any of the people shown in lineup match the perpetrator
a legal tactic by which a person charged with a crime claims the past victimization justified his or her retaliation
The development of anxiety, dissociation, and other symptoms that occurs within 1 month after exposure to an extreme traumatic event and whose duration s between 2 days and 4 weeks.
a criminal act has occurred
a mathematical procedure that follows a specific sequence
a criminal defense that claims a defendants actions are automatic or involuntary
cases that are concerned with private rights, as disputes between two cases
Deoxyribonucleic acid
any confession or admission to a criminal act that confessor did not commit
violence committed with a purpose or in a planned or organized manner
the authority of a court in any particular location
literally "guilty mind"
a clinical term describe deficits in interpersonal and emotional functioning
repeat criminal behavior
a statistical term related to the consistency and stability of offending by an individual
intersection between psychology and the justice system