CRJ 3102 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Eyewitness Identification

• School: St. John's University
• Department: CRJ - CRIMINAL JUSTICE
• Course: CRJ 3102
• Professor: H.Schlossberg

Document Summary

Can"t be confronted with an issue, and have no affect on/towards you. In fp, we deal with man"s interactions with the world he lives in, and how he responds to such interactions specifically with judicial system & court cases: not necessarily aware to every interaction* Study clinical psychology and apply it to court cases. Civil commitment: does a mentally ill person present an immediate danger or threat of danger to self or others that requires treatment no less restrictive than hospitalization. To what extent are the psychological problems attribute to a pre-existing condition. Negligence and product liability: how do environmental factors and human perceptual abilities affect an individual"s use of a product or ability to take certain precautions in its use? i. e. tylenol case. Guardianship and conservatorship: does an individual possess the necessary mental ability to make decisions concerning living conditions, financial matters, health, etc.