Researchers propose new legal standards for sleep deprivation, warning that fatigue leads to false confessions and unreliable witness testimony.

While research shows sleep-related fatigue affects how we think and feel, the impact of sleep loss on the reliability of statements and confessions in the legal system has received far less attention.

Shelby County voters are a few months away from casting their primary ballots. Meet the candidates who will be on the May 5 ...

Psychologist Leanne ten Brinke has spent decades studying toxic personality traits. What are the red flags to look out for among workmates, politicians and potential partners?

John Melvin Christian College founders want to build a 58-acre campus in rural Pace ...

A Yolo County Superior Court judge ordered a man to be held in custody with bail set at $110,000 due to numerous pending ...

It's late at night inside a cramped interrogation room. The suspect being questioned may have come straight from working a double shift or maybe they've been sitting at the police station for hours.

Opportunities for students and early career researchers are dwindling as the U.S. political landscape shifts. How can ...

Nearly 10 years after he was jailed for running a large national ring, Joshua Townshend stood before a judge again. He spoke with RNZ about his latest offending.

In addition to the specific revelations in the files released by the Department of Justice on the Jeffrey Epstein case, another takeaway emerges: the sheer breadth of the convicted sex offender’s ...

During AY2025-2026 the CUNY Office of Research funded 16 Research in the Classroom (RIC) grants for faculty to incorporate authentic research activities into their undergraduate courses. This ...

UC San Diego student Pablo Asencio is turning his incarceration and reentry experience into cloud-based AI tools for criminal justice and health challenges. His journey shows how campus partnerships ...