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Tag Archives: criminal psychology
Preteen Who Wanted to Please a Fictional Character is Currently Incompetent to Stand Trial
I have studied criminal psychology. I am fascinated by what triggers an individual to commit horrible acts of violence against a fellow human being, and have spent countless hours in classrooms, talking to forensic psychologists, learning from members of law … Continue reading
Posted in Criminology
Tagged author jennifer chase, award winning, child psychology, crime, criminal psychology, criminology, defense, emily stone series, first degree, forensic psychologists, homicide, intentional, juvenile, murder, mystery, not competent, preteen, schools, suspense, trial
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Proceed Carefully When Diagnosing Violent Criminals
When we read about a horrific crime that has been committed or we watch a news clip of an alleged murder smiling as he walks in handcuffs into a courtroom, we often ask the question, “How could someone be so … Continue reading
The “Affluenza” Defense
As we move more into the New Year and leave the flurry of the holidays behind, it is time for me to catch up with some writing about several of the news stories involving criminal psychology that have developed over … Continue reading
Posted in crime, Criminology
Tagged affluenza, award winning dead burn, compulsion, court, crime, crimes, criminal proceedings, criminal psychology, defense, drunk driving, emily stone series, ethan couch, Houston, jennifer chase, jennifer chase criminologist, manslaughter, protection, texas, today
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No Answers Make Sense When Asking Questions about a Child’s Murder
When allowing yourself to go deeply into the world of criminal psychology and study the minds of those who commit some of society’s most heinous acts of violence, there is no personality more disturbing than one who would harm a … Continue reading
Posted in crime, Police
Tagged austin sigg, author and criminologist jennifer chase, children victims, confession from sigg, crime, crime fiction, crimes against children, criminal psychology, criminology, dismemberment, emily stone series, homicide, jennifer chase, jessica ridgeway, kidnapping, life in prison, murder, serial killers, violence
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Exploring the Missing Link in Psychopaths
We know that psychopaths lack remorse, empathy, ethics, and a conscience. They lie with absolute clarity for whatever appeases them and their lifestyle. They are almost like an unscrupulous chameleon showing their mask of normalcy for most of the world … Continue reading
Serial Killer “In Training” Put to Death
None of us started where we want to be in our chosen profession. We have to take courses, practice a skill, develop a good reputation with clients, or a variety of other activities that help us to move forward on … Continue reading
New Jersey Man May Have Held Girlfriend Prisoner for a Decade
In the series of novels I’ve written that feature vigilante detective Emily Stone, my bold protagonist goes after all kinds of criminals, but has a particular eye for those who abuse women and children. She has no patience for pedophiles … Continue reading
Author Jennifer Chase 