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Wednesday
12th June
0900-1100
Registration
1000-1100
Coffee
11.00-12.30
Welcoming Addresses
11.00-11.05
Laurence Alison
Centre for Investigative Psychology, University of
Liverpool
11.05-11.15
Professor Steve Cooper
Head of Department of Psychology, University of Liverpool
11.15-11.30
Councillor Carol Gustafson
Chairperson of Merseyside Police Authority and
the Safer Merseyside Partnership
11.30-12.30
Professor David Canter
Centre for Investigative Psychology, University of
Liverpool;
The Whodunit
Button at Last? Investigative Psychology Ten Years On.
12.30-14.00
lunch
14.00-15.40
SYMPOSIUM A: INTERVIEW PROCESSES
Chair: Laurence Alison, University if Liverpool
M Davis, M McMahon, K Greenwood,
Monash University;
The
role of visual imagery in the enhanced cognitive interview: Guided questioning
techniques & individual differences
A Rachlew, Senior
Advisor - Oslo Police Squad;
Interview Strategy
K Shalev, University
of Liverpool;
Offenders Cognitive
Maps
E Tsui, K Lam, F Cheung, Hong
Kong Police Force;
Forensic
Interviewing of Child Abuse Victims in Hong Kong: British Origin, American
Training, Local Adaptation
15.40-16.00
break
16.00-17.00
PANEL DISCUSSION THE MASS MEDIA AND CRIME
INVESTIGATION
Chair: David Canter, University of Liverpool
19.00
Evening Buffet
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Thursday
13th June
09.00-10.40
SYMPOSIUM B: INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE
Chair: Marion Lloyd, University of Liverpool
G Salfati, University
of Liverpool;
Offender Interaction
with Victims in Homicide
G Labuschagne, South
African Police Services;
Multi murders:
murders committed for body parts for use in traditional African medicine.
The challenges facing psychological investigators
J Fossi & D. Clarke, University
of Nottingham;
Patterns and
Sequences of Behaviour in Sexual and Indecent Assualts
H Häkkänen, P Lindlöf, P
Santtila, The Police College of Finland;
Crime
Scene Actions and Offender Characteristics in Stranger Rapes
10.40-11.10
break
11.10-12.25
SYMPOSIUM C: SEXUAL VIOLENCE
Chair: Louise Almond, University of Liverpool
L Alison, University
of Liverpool;
The Investigative Analysis of Sexual violence: Are we Devoid of Reliable
Models?
L Porter, University
of Liverpool;
Interpersonal Components
of Sexual Violence in Gangs
J Ogan, University
of Liverpool;
Victimological
Characteristics of Sexual Offences Against People with Learning difficulties
12.25-14.00
lunch
14.00-15.40
SYMPOSIUM D: MANAGING AND NEGOTIATING CRISES
Chair: Paul Taylor, University of Liverpool
P Williams, Head,
Hostage & Crisis Negotiations - Scotland Yard;
The Problem of Hostage Crises in Britain Today
B Donohue, Michigan
State University;
Roles in Negotiations
R Rogan, Wake
Forest University;
Model Development in
Crisis/Hostage Negotiation
Y Korn, University
of Liverpool;
A Model of Terrorist
Attack Behaviour
15.40-16.10
break
16.10-17.10
PANEL DISCUSSION YOUTH CRIME
Chair: Donna Youngs, University of Liverpool
19.30
Conference Dinner
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Friday
14th June
09.00-10.40
SYMPOSIUM E: RHETORICS OF VIOLENCE
Chair: Maria Ioannou, University of Liverpool
S Giles, University
of Liverpool;
Anchored Narratives that Justify Suicide
E Barrett, University
of Liverpool;
The Syntax of Gangster
Violence
K Fritzon, University
of Surrey;
War Crimes Tribunals
D Canter, M Wright,
University of Liverpool;
Detective Stories:
'The SIO's Tale'
10.40-11.10
break
11.10-12.25
SYMPOSIUM F: SUPPORTING INVESTIGATIVE DECISIONS
Chair: Michelle Wright, University of Liverpool
C Bennell, University
of Liverpool;
An Actuarial Method
for Linking Serial Crimes
J van der Kemp,
Netherlands Institute for the study of Crime &
Law Enforcement;
Journeys to Burglary
Z Wilton, Prison
Service;
The Psychology of Threat: from extortion to terrorism
12.25-14.00
lunch
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SYMPOSIUM G: INVESTIGATIVE DECISION MAKING
Chair: Brent Snook, University of Liverpool
N Lambell, L Ball, T Ormerod, Lancaster
University;
The
Psychology of Expert Fraud Investigations
S Stumpf, J McDonnell, University
College London;
Taking off
the Blinkers and Creating Knowledge: Decision support for retail security
specialists
G Dean, Queensland
University of Technology;
'Cross+Check': A Conceptual
Tool for Investigative Decision-Making
15.15-15.45
break
15.45-16.15
Closing Review: Laurence Alison, University of Liverpool
Conference Close
Contact details:
Conference Secretary,
Centre for Investigative Psychology,
Department of Psychology,
Eleanor Rathbone Building,
University of Liverpool,
Bedford Street South,
Liverpool L69 7ZA
e-mail: i-psyevents@liverpool.ac.uk
web: http://www.i-psy.com
Telephone: +44
(0) 151 794 3912
Fax: +44 (0) 151
794 3938
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