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Early childhood memories of individuals convicted of sexual offences

Using item response theory modelling to understand criminal justice professionals’ perceptions of cross-examination in child sexual abuse trials

An evaluation of the question types used by criminal justice professionals with complainants in child sexual assault trials

An Examination of Implementation of Special Measures in Child Sexual Assault Trials and the Problems That Arise

Are all complainants of sexual assault vulnerable? Views of Australian criminal justice professionals on the evidence-sharing process

Legal decision making about (child) sexual assault complaints: the importance of the information-gathering process

Legal decision making about (child) sexual assault complaints: the importance of the information-gathering process

“We’re All Time Poor”: Experienced Clinicians’ and Students’ Perceptions of Challenges Related to Patient Communication

Judicial and lawyer interventions in trials of child sexual assault

Assessing the training needs of medical students in patient information gathering

Special measures in child sexual abuse cases: views of Australian criminal justice professionals

The Decision to prosecute: a comparative analysis of Australian prosecutorial guidelines

Courtroom questioning of child sexual abuse complaints: views of Australian criminal justice professionals

Special measures in child sexual abuse trials: criminal justice practitioners’ experiences and views

Similarities in modi operandi of institutional and non-institutional child sexual offending: systematic case comparisons

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