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• 2004The prejudicial nature of victim impact statements: Implications for capital sentencing policy.74 cited
• 2004Communication in Sentencing: Exploring the Expressive Function of Victim Impact Statements67 cited
• 2006The Victim in Criminal Law and Justice56 cited
• 2008Victim Participation and Therapeutic Jurisprudence51 cited
• 1995The effect of victim impact statements on sentencing patterns and outcomes: The Australian experience45 cited
• 1995Victim impact evidence in a capital trial: Encouraging votes for death45 cited
• 2011The Struggle for ‘‘Ownership of Conflict’’: An Exploration of Victim Participation and Voice in the Criminal Justice System41 cited
• 2012‘Cooling out’ victims of crime: Managing victim participation in the sentencing process in a superior sentencing court39 cited
• 2017Victim Personal Statements: A Review of Empirical Research39 cited
• 2014Torts, crimes and vindication: whose wrong is it?29 cited
• 2013Giving Victims a Voice: On the Problems of Introducing Victim Impact Statements in German Criminal Procedure24 cited
• 2018Accommodating the Expressive Function of Victim Impact Statements: The Scope for Victims’ Voices in Dutch Courtrooms17 cited
• 2007An Evaluation of the Pilot Victim Statement Schemes in Scotland15 cited