Moa Lidén
Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor Docent at Department of Law; Professors, Instructors, Researchers
- Telephone:
- +46 18 471 74 63
- E-mail:
- Moa.Liden@jur.uu.se
- Visiting address:
- Trädgårdsgatan 1, Trädgårdsgatan 20
- Postal address:
- Box 512
751 20 UPPSALA

Publications
Recent publications
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Chronological age and crime: A review of how Swedish Courts evaluate age evidence
Part of Science & justice, 2026
- DOI for Chronological age and crime: A review of how Swedish Courts evaluate age evidence
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Part of Science & justice, p. 43-49, 2024
- DOI for Can criminal justice be predicted?: Using regression analysis to predict judges' decisions on petitions for new criminal trials
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Confirmation Bias in Criminal Cases
Oxford University Press, 2023
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Part of Science & justice, p. 276-293, 2023
- DOI for "Blood, Bucks and Bias": Reliability and biasability of crime scene investigators' selection and prioritization of blood traces
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The role of alternative hypotheses in reducing bias in forensic medical experts' decision making
Part of Science & justice, p. 581-587, 2023
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All publications
Articles in journal
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Chronological age and crime: A review of how Swedish Courts evaluate age evidence
Part of Science & justice, 2026
- DOI for Chronological age and crime: A review of how Swedish Courts evaluate age evidence
- Download full text (pdf) of Chronological age and crime: A review of how Swedish Courts evaluate age evidence
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Part of Science & justice, p. 43-49, 2024
- DOI for Can criminal justice be predicted?: Using regression analysis to predict judges' decisions on petitions for new criminal trials
- Download full text (pdf) of Can criminal justice be predicted?: Using regression analysis to predict judges' decisions on petitions for new criminal trials
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Part of Science & justice, p. 276-293, 2023
- DOI for "Blood, Bucks and Bias": Reliability and biasability of crime scene investigators' selection and prioritization of blood traces
- Download full text (pdf) of "Blood, Bucks and Bias": Reliability and biasability of crime scene investigators' selection and prioritization of blood traces
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The role of alternative hypotheses in reducing bias in forensic medical experts' decision making
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?"
Part of Science & justice, p. 37-46, 2021
- DOI for Expert Reliability in Legal Proceedings: "Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Moe, With Which Expert Should We Go?"
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Part of Ny Juridik, p. 23-52, 2021
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Resning i brottmål i Sverige: Reopening of Criminal Cases in Sweden
Part of Svensk Juristtidning, p. 509-537, 2021
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Part of Forensic Science International, p. 325-332, 2020
- DOI for The Impact of COVID-19 on Criminal Investigations and Proceedings in Sweden – A Snapshot of Practitioners’ Realities
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Forensic Pathologists in a Pandemic: Operational, Occupational and Legal Challenges
Part of Forensic on the Scene and in the Lab, 2020
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Part of Forensic Science International: Mind and Law, 2020
- DOI for Emotions and Cognition in International Criminal Justice: An Exploration from Cognitive Biases to Emotional Intelligence
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Part of Psychology, Crime and Law, p. 219-247, 2019
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Part of Psychology, Crime and Law, p. 494-526, 2019
- DOI for From devil's advocate to crime fighter: confirmation bias and debiasing techniques in prosecutorial decision-making
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Part of Law, Probability and Risk, p. 337-356, 2018
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Part of Law, Probability and Risk, p. 311-336, 2018
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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
Part of PLOS ONE, 2018
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Det behövs mer kunskap om resning i brottmål
Part of Svenska Dagbladet, 2017
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Felaktiga brottmålsdomar är rättsstatens Akilleshäl – en genomgång av 2089 resningsansökningar
Part of Paragraf, 2017
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Felaktiga brottmålsdomar är rättsstatens Akilleshäl – en genomgång av 2078 resningsansökningar
Part of Dagens Juridik, 2016
Books
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Confirmation Bias in Criminal Cases
Oxford University Press, 2023
Chapters in book
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Part of Old Evidence and Core International Crimes, p. 1-43, Torkel Opsahl Academic EPublisher, 2022
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"That's Him!": Evaluating a Guilt Hypothesis in the Context of a Suspect Lineup
Part of Judicial Decision-Making, p. 49-78, Springer, 2022
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Part of Quality Control in Criminal Investigations, p. 323-460, Torkel Opsahl Academic EPublisher, 2020
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Part of Quality Control in Criminal Investigations, p. 461-528, Torkel Opsahl Academic EPublisher, 2020
Comprehensive doctoral thesis
Conference papers
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2022
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Prevention of Factual Confirmation Bias During Offence Driven Investigations
2019
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Guilty, No Doubt: A Study on How Judges’ Detention Decisions Influence their decisions about Guilt
2017
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The Presumption of Guilt in Suspect Interrogations: On Coercion as a Trigger of Confirmation Bias
2016
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The Presumption of Guilt in Suspect Interrogations: On Coercion as a Trigger of Confirmation Bias
2016
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Confirmation Bias and the Use of Coercion in Criminal Case Procedures
2015
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Confirmation Bias in Legal Decision Making within the Criminal Case Procedure
2014
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Confirmation Bias in Criminal Cases
2013