On the Witness Stand

Sexual Abuse

Perceptions of Delayed Reporting of Sexual Assault

Joanna Pozzulo Ph.D. on August 2, 2024

Researchers had mock-jurors read a fictional transcript of sexual assault to understand their perceptions of delayed reporting and the reasons behind the delay.

Researchers had mock-jurors read a fictional transcript of sexual assault to understand their perceptions of delayed reporting and the reasons behind the delay.

Artificial Intelligence

Regulating Technology in Policing to Protect Citizens

Joanna Pozzulo Ph.D. on May 31, 2024

The use of technology is increasingly prevalent in society, from ChatGPT writing term papers to robots vacuuming your carpet to policing to prevent crime.

The use of technology is increasingly prevalent in society, from ChatGPT writing term papers to robots vacuuming your carpet to policing to prevent crime.

Law and Crime

Justice Delayed but Not Denied

Joanna Pozzulo Ph.D. on November 21, 2023

High-profile defendant Peter Nygård was charged and found guilty of four counts of sexual assault. Status and power do not always protect against delayed allegations of sexual assault.

High-profile defendant Peter Nygård was charged and found guilty of four counts of sexual assault. Status and power do not always protect against delayed allegations of sexual assault.