Table of Contents

FOUNDATION
Chapter 1: The Legal Context
Chapter 2: Key Concepts in Eyewitness Identification
Chapter 3: Empirical Foundations and Limits

APPLICATION
Chapter 4: Preparation for the Evaluation
Chapter 5: Data Collection
Chapter 6: Interpretation
Chapter 7: Report Writing and Testimony

References
Cases and Statutes
Key Terms
Index

About the Author

Brian Cutler is a professor at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology.

Margaret Bull Kovera is Professor of Psychology at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York.

Reviews

"This volume is a gem. It is rare to find a volume so well done that it cannot be improved. Each of the seven chapters is concise, yet thorough...Volumes such as this one not only help to make psychologists more effective in the legal arena but also may well help increase their numbers while reducing the divide that has long separated law and psychology. Meanwhile, Evaluating Eyewitness Identification is an essential reference for any psychologist
interested in testifying in court on eyewitness evidence."--PsycCRITIQUES