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Norman J. Finkel

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Criminal personality profiling: An outcome and process study.1990 · 180 citations
How jurors construe "insanity."1989 · 64 citations
Crime prototypes, objective versus subjective culpability, and a commonsense balance.1997 · 50 citations
Commonsense justice and jury instructions: Instructive and reciprocating connections.2000 · 49 citations
The self-defense defense and community sentiment.1991 · 47 citations

Works

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Emotions and culpability: How the law is at odds with psychology, jurors, and itself.

American Psychological Association eBooks·2006·2 authors·book

22citations

Within a Normative Law, Can Psychology's Place Still be Defended?

American Psychological Association eBooks·2006·2 authors·chapter

0citations

Commonsense justice and jury instructions: Instructive and reciprocating connections.

Psychology Public Policy and Law·2000·1 author

49citations

Crime prototypes, objective versus subjective culpability, and a commonsense balance.

Law and Human Behavior·1997·2 authors

50citations

Commonsense justice: Old roots, germinant ground, and new shoots.

Psychology Public Policy and Law·1997·2 authors

32citations

Commonsense justice, psychology, and the law: Prototypes that are common, senseful, and not.

Psychology Public Policy and Law·1997·1 author

Recidivism, Proportionalism, and Individualized Punishment

American Behavioral Scientist·1996·4 authors

34citations

Lay perspectives on legal conundrums: Impossible and mistaken act cases.

Law and Human Behavior·1995·4 authors

20citations

Killing kids: The juvenile death penalty and community sentiment

Behavioral Sciences & the Law·1994·4 authors

37citations

The self-defense defense and community sentiment.

Law and Human Behavior·1991·3 authors

47citations

Barring ultimate issue testimony: An "insane" rule?

Law and Human Behavior·1991·2 authors

35citations

The insanity defense: A comparison of verdict schemas.

Law and Human Behavior·1991·1 author

21citations

Felony-murder and community sentiment: Testing the Supreme Court's assertions.

Law and Human Behavior·1991·2 authors

41citations

Criminal personality profiling: An outcome and process study.

Law and Human Behavior·1990·2 authors

180citations

The Insanity Defense Reform Act of 1984: Much ado about nothing

Behavioral Sciences & the Law·1989·1 author

46citations

How jurors construe "insanity."

Law and Human Behavior·1989·2 authors

64citations