• Are investigative plans at risk of becoming ʻthe emperor’s new clothes’? 

  Knutsen, Geir Gjerde; Hartmann, Mia Koss; Bjørkelo, Brita (Journal article, 2022)

  The rise in complexity and severity of crime calls for innovations in investigative approachesin law enforcement. Ideally, investigation plans (I-plans) are an important improvement inprocedural standards and hypothesis-driven ...

• Constructing digital evidence: A study on how cognitive and human factors affect digital eveidence 

  Sunde, Nina (Doctoral thesis, 2022)

  We live in a globalized, digitized and interconnected society, where technology is woven into virtually every aspect of our social relationships and activities. Actions, movements, and communication leave digital traces, ...

• Come lie with me: On deception by groups and the concept of statement consistency 

  Sakrisvold, Marthe L. (Doctoral thesis, 2022)

  Research on the topic of group deception has primarily focused on cooffenders. The aim of this thesis was to further our understanding of group deception by examining the context of honest and deceptive alibis corroborated ...

• Personality and hardiness among police students: An evaluative pilot study 

  Risan, Patric; Skoglund, Tom H.; Sandvik, Asle Makoto; Milne, Rebecca (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2022)

  The purpose of the current pilot study was to evaluate the suitability and usefulness of short-form measures of personality (BFI-20) and hardiness (DRS-15-R) for an upcoming research project. We used a sample of police ...

• Skudd ikke avfyrt!: En studie av tjenestepersoners beslutningsprosesser i situasjoner hvor de truet med bruk av skytevåpen 

  Yaldizli, Sinan (Master thesis, 2022)

  Norsk politi bruker sjeldent skytevåpen i tjenesteutførelse. Men når slike hendelser oppstår,må de involverte tjenestepersonene foreta beslutninger i situasjoner som ofte kjennetegnes av tidspress, utvetydig informasjon ...

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