PRELIMINARY DRAFT PROGRAMME FOR THE IXth INVESTIGATIVE PSYCHOLOGY CONFERENCE - LONDON 2010
THURSDAY 21st JANUARY 2010
09.30 - 10.00
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KEYNOTE 1 Eric Hickey - The Challenge of Integrating Emerging Profiling Expertise into an Investigative Tool
Issues in Offender Profiling
Testimony in the Lockerbie Case
1. Kacper Gradon - Offender Profiling and Criminal Intelligence on the
2. Tony Kelly
Internet
3. Jasper van der Kemp - The basics of offender profiling, the need to
4. David Canter
understand crime scenarios
5. Masha Tkatchouk - Investigating the Necessary Condition of Criminal 6. Donna Youngs
Profiling
Coffee
Linking Crimes
Investigative Psychology in Court
7. Jessica Woodhams - Linking crimes: A reflection on the research
8. Daniel Kennedy - The Expanding Use of Forensic Criminology and Investigative
conducted to date
Psychology in U.S. Civil Courts
9. Gerard Labuschagne - Linkage analysis as evidence during the trial of 10. Hannah Fawcett - Juror Evaluations of Alibi Evidence
the Quarry Serial Murderer in South Africa
11. Pekka Santilla - Real Numbers? Using Bayes theorem in crime
12. Masha Tkatchouk & J.Don Read - Investigating the Influence of Criminal
linking of serial homicide
Profiling-based Expert Testimony on Juror attributions of Guilt in Criminal Trials
13. Amy Burrell - Crime analysts' views and experiences of Comparative 14. Caroline Bettenay - Good counsel? Resistance to cross-examination of
Case Analysis
children aged 5 to 11 years with and without intellectual disabilities
Lunch
KEYNOTE 2 C. Gabrielle Salfati - Linking Serial Crime & Future Directions in IP
Criminal Spatial Activity 1
Investigative Interviewing 1
15. Maria Francisca Rebocho - Hunting behaviour patterns in sex
16. Jason Roach & Kate Clegg - A psychology of false detail giving to police
offenders
17. Vere van Koppen - Geographic offender profiling: when it is a waste 18. Patrick Walsh - An Analysis of White Collar Criminal Interrogations- Pre-Theft
of time
Characteristics and Pre/Post Confession Responses
19. Samantha Lundrigan - Spatial differentiation of sexual offence
20. Donna Youngs & David Canter
series
Coffee
Behavioural Consistency
Investigative Interviewing 2
21. Amber Horning & C. Gabrielle Salfati - The Role of the Victim in
22. Tim Grant - Linguistic evidence, scientific validity and admissibility
South African Serial Homicide and Consistency
23. Marina Sorochinski & C. Gabrielle Salfati - Consistency and Change
24. Gavin Oxburgh - The question of question types in Police interviews
in Planning and Violence Behaviours in Serial Homicide
25. Jeffery Osborne & C. Gabrielle Salfati - Influential Factors on Serial
26. Emma Cope - The relationship between type of questions and investigative
Homicide Time Intervals
relevant information in CSA cases
27. Carrie Trojan & C. Gabrielle Salfati - Linking Criminal History to
28. Trond Myklebust - The relationship between children’s verbal competence
Crime Scene Behaviours in Single and Serial Homicide
effect and legal outcome in CSA cases
KEYNOTE 3 David Canter - When will we get there? Thoughts on a Journey
Reports from IA-IP Committees and Award of Fellowships – with wine and nibbles
FRIDAY 22nd January 2010
09.30 - 10.00
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KEYNOTE 4 Par Anders Granhag - Deception detection: discriminating between true and false intentions
Criminal Spatial Activity 2
Eyewitness Issues
29. Laura Hammond & Donna Youngs
30. Wendy Kneller - The three targets: The effect of facial distinctiveness on
eyewitness identification accuracy
31. Wim Bernasco - A Sentimental Journey to Crime. Effects of
32. Agnes Lech - Eyewitness Confidence
Residential History on Crime Location Choice
33. Brent Snook, Mandeep Dhami & Jennifer Kavanah - Simply
34. Anne Ridley - Does a certain age mean a certain memory? Memory accuracy,
Criminal: Predicting Burglars' Occupancy Decisions with a Simple
suggestibility and confidence in middle-aged adults
Heuristic
Coffee
Criminal Behaviour
Strategic Issues in IP
35. Patrick Walsh & Jessica Cantrell - An Analysis of Characteristics of
36. Michelle Wright - Refocusing Research on ‘Offender Profiling’: Views from the
On-Line Sexual Predators
Frontline
37. Navid Soltanpour - Criminology of sexual violence against women
38. Maja Engelhard - Application of Investigative Psychology in Israel’s National
in Iran
Police
39. Mandeep Dhami & David Mandel - Crime as Risk Taking
40. Deborah Elliot - Fixated Threat Assessment Centre
KEYNOTE 5 Gerard Labuschagne - Investigative Psychology in South Africa: A ray of light from the dark continent
Lunch
KEYNOTE 6 Amina Memon - Reality Monitoring and Deception Detection – An inferential leap? Evaluating the utility of a Reality Monitoring approach for
detecting deception in eyewitness statements
IACFS- Interdisciplinary Perspectives
Approaches to Investigations
41. Donna Youngs
42. Jason Roach - Unusual suspects: A case for self-selection policing
43. Alex Hirschfield
44. Kieran McCartan - Child Sexual Abusers, New Technology & New Media: The
adaptive offender
45. Piotr Juszczak
46. Joseph Attard - Tunnel Vision. An infective virus that ails investigations
Coffee
Forensic Intelligence and IP
Assessment and Investigation
47. Robert Milne - Forensics in Intelligence
48. Azza Hamdy El-Elemi - Review of 89 autopsies of Child deaths from violence
and neglect in Suez Canal area, Egypt
49. Mandeep Dhami & Lisa Hall - Effects of Mark Type and Difficulty
50. James Cawood - Risk assessment guideline elements for violence
on Fingerprint Identification
51. Don Casey & Phil Burrell - LASSO: Linkage Analysis of Serious
52. Jeanette Garwood - Moral Intuitionism and Willness to Come forward as a
Sexual Offences A Decision Support System for Crime Analysts and
witness: is there influence of emotion?
Investigators
KEYNOTE 7 Michael Davis - The Psychological Autopsy: Structured Guidelines for the Analysis of Equivocal Deaths