Reimagining the Justice System

Hosted by UCI School of Social Ecology, this event is being made possible through a generous gift from Distinguished Professor Elizabeth F. Loftus.
Hear how thought leaders are approaching justice in innovative ways and the impact that faculty research has on the justice system.
The panelists and titles of their presentations:
Elizabeth F. Loftus, Distinguished Professor of Criminology, Law & Society, Psychological Science and Law, “Faulty Memory, Standing Behind the Science”
Elizabeth Cauffman, Professor of Psychological Science, Education and Law, “Young Adult Court - A New Approach to Justice”
Simon Cole, Professor of Criminology, Law & Society, “Exonerations, Using Data to Drive Reform”
J. Zoe Klemfuss, Associate Professor of Psychological Science, “Forensic Interviewing Best Practices”
Charis Kubrin, Professor of Criminology, Law and Society, “Decriminalizing Artistic Expression”
Jodi Quas, Professor of Psychological Science and Nursing Science, “Improving Identification of Trafficked Youth and Prosecution of Traffickers”
Nicholas Scurich, Chair and Professor of Psychological Science, “Faulty Forensics: Firearm Identification”
Candice Odgers, School of Social Ecology Director of Research and Faculty Development and Professor of Psychological Science and Informatics, will serve as moderator.