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Publications - Issues in Forensic Psychology

   

Published by the British Psychological Society's Division of Forensic Psychology
Series Editors: Jason Davies & Caroline Friendship.

The publication aims:

To promote and publish the work of forensic psychologists and other associated forensic professionals through the production of a high-standard review publication, in order to provide critical debate on current issues.

Editorial Staff Contact Details Back Issues Forensic Update


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Current Update

The current Issues is out now. Previous Issues - can be found in the Back Issues section.

Cost

£7 per copy from the Society's Leicester office. A free copy has been sent to all DFP members.

About the Publication

Issues in Forensic Psychology is a bi-annual series of papers presenting current research and practice on selected themes in forensic Psychology. Issues are free to all members of the Division of Forensic Psychology. Additional copies are available at a cost of £7 per issue including postage and packaging (within the UK). If you would like to obtain copies of current or previous issues, please complete the order form and send to: The Subsystems Department, The British Psychological Society, St Andrews House, 48 Princess Road East, Leicester, LE1 7DR.
In 1999 the Division of Criminological and Legal Psychology became the Division of Forensic Psychology and Issues in Criminological Psychology was renamed Issues in Forensic Psychology with a new ISSN (1468-4748).

 
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