Moa Lidén

Can criminal justice be predicted?: Using regression analysis to predict judges' decisions on petitions for new criminal trials

Lidén, Moa

Part of Science & justice, p. 43-49, 2024

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Confirmation Bias in Criminal Cases

Lidén, Moa

Oxford University Press, 2023

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"Blood, Bucks and Bias": Reliability and biasability of crime scene investigators' selection and prioritization of blood traces

Lidén, Moa; Almazrouei, Mohammed A.

Part of Science & justice, p. 276-293, 2023

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The role of alternative hypotheses in reducing bias in forensic medical experts' decision making

Lidén, Moa; Thiblin, Ingemar; Dror, Itiel E.

Part of Science & justice, p. 581-587, 2023

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The Time Variable in Relation to Insider Witnesses: Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis of ICC Cases

Lidén, Moa

Part of Old Evidence and Core International Crimes, p. 1-43, Torkel Opsahl Academic EPublisher, 2022

Can criminal justice be predicted?: Using regression analysis to predict judges' decisions on petitions for new criminal trials

Lidén, Moa

Part of Science & justice, p. 43-49, 2024

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"Blood, Bucks and Bias": Reliability and biasability of crime scene investigators' selection and prioritization of blood traces

Lidén, Moa; Almazrouei, Mohammed A.

Part of Science & justice, p. 276-293, 2023

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The role of alternative hypotheses in reducing bias in forensic medical experts' decision making

Lidén, Moa; Thiblin, Ingemar; Dror, Itiel E.

Part of Science & justice, p. 581-587, 2023

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Expert Reliability in Legal Proceedings: "Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Moe, With Which Expert Should We Go?"

Lidén, Moa; Dror, Itiel E.

Part of Science & justice, p. 37-46, 2021

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"Inter-domar-reliabilitet" - Är individuella skillnader i domares beslutsfattande ett löfte eller ett hot mot rättssäkerheten?

Lidén, Moa

Part of Ny Juridik, p. 23-52, 2021

Resning i brottmål i Sverige: Reopening of Criminal Cases in Sweden

Lidén, Moa

Part of Svensk Juristtidning, p. 509-537, 2021

Forensic Pathologists in a Pandemic: Operational, Occupational and Legal Challenges

Almazrouei, Mohammed; Georgiou, Nicola; Lidén, Moa

Part of Forensic on the Scene and in the Lab, 2020

The Impact of COVID-19 on Criminal Investigations and Proceedings in Sweden – A Snapshot of Practitioners’ Realities

Lidén, Moa

Part of Forensic Science International: Synergy, p. 325-332, 2020

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Emotions and Cognition in International Criminal Justice: An Exploration from Cognitive Biases to Emotional Intelligence

Lidén, Moa

Part of Forensic Science International: Mind and Law, 2020

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From devil's advocate to crime fighter: confirmation bias and debiasing techniques in prosecutorial decision-making

Lidén, Moa; Gräns, Minna; Juslin, Peter

Part of Psychology, Crime and Law, p. 494-526, 2019

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"Guilty, No Doubt": Detention Provoking Confirmation Bias in Judges' Guilt Assessments and Debiasing Techniques

Lidén, Moa; Gräns, Minna; Juslin, Peter

Part of Psychology, Crime and Law, p. 219-247, 2019

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Self-correction of wrongful convictions: is there a “System-level” confirmation bias in the Swedish legal system’s appeal procedure for criminal cases?—Part II

Lidén, Moa; Gräns, Minna; Juslin, Peter

Part of Law, Probability and Risk, p. 337-356, 2018

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Self-correction of wrongful convictions: is there a ‘System-level’ confirmation bias in the Swedish legal system’s appeal procedure for criminal cases?—Part I

Lidén, Moa; Gräns, Minna; Juslin, Peter

Part of Law, Probability and Risk, p. 311-336, 2018

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The Presumption of Guilt in Suspect Interrogations: Apprehension as a Trigger of Confirmation Bias and Debiasing Techniques

Lidén, Moa; Gräns, Minna; Juslin, Peter

Part of Law and human behavior, p. 336-354, 2018

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A true denial or a false confession?: Assessing veracity of suspects' statements using MASAM and SVA

Wojciechowski, Bartosz Wojciech; Gräns, Minna; Lidén, Moa

Part of PLOS ONE, 2018

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Felaktiga brottmålsdomar är rättsstatens Akilleshäl – en genomgång av 2089 resningsansökningar

Lidén, Moa

Part of Paragraf, 2017

Det behövs mer kunskap om resning i brottmål

Hellqvist, Sara; Lidén, Moa

Part of Svenska Dagbladet, 2017

Felaktiga brottmålsdomar är rättsstatens Akilleshäl – en genomgång av 2078 resningsansökningar

Lidén, Moa

Part of Dagens Juridik, 2016

Confirmation Bias in Criminal Cases

Lidén, Moa

Oxford University Press, 2023

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The Time Variable in Relation to Insider Witnesses: Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis of ICC Cases

Lidén, Moa

Part of Old Evidence and Core International Crimes, p. 1-43, Torkel Opsahl Academic EPublisher, 2022

"That's Him!": Evaluating a Guilt Hypothesis in the Context of a Suspect Lineup

Lidén, Moa

Part of Judicial Decision-Making, p. 49-78, Springer, 2022

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Child Soldier or Soldier? Estimating Age in Cases of Core International Crimes: Challenges and Opportunities

Lidén, Moa

Part of Quality Control in Criminal Investigations, p. 323-460, Torkel Opsahl Academic EPublisher, 2020

Confirmation Bias in Investigations of Core International Crimes: Risk Factors and Quality Control Techniques

Lidén, Moa

Part of Quality Control in Criminal Investigations, p. 461-528, Torkel Opsahl Academic EPublisher, 2020

Confirmation Bias in Criminal Cases

Lidén, Moa

2018

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A Forecast on International Criminal Justice: Can Judicial Decisions at the International Criminal Court be Predicted?

Lidén, Moa

2022

Prevention of Factual Confirmation Bias During Offence Driven Investigations

Lidén, Moa

2019

Guilty, No Doubt: A Study on How Judges’ Detention Decisions Influence their decisions about Guilt

Lidén, Moa

2017

The Presumption of Guilt in Suspect Interrogations: On Coercion as a Trigger of Confirmation Bias

Lidén, Moa

2016

The Presumption of Guilt in Suspect Interrogations: On Coercion as a Trigger of Confirmation Bias

Lidén, Moa

2016

Confirmation Bias and the Use of Coercion in Criminal Case Procedures

Lidén, Moa

2015

Confirmation Bias in Legal Decision Making within the Criminal Case Procedure

Lidén, Moa

2014

Confirmation Bias in Criminal Cases

Lidén, Moa

2013