“Dr. Margo C. Watt reviews some of Canada’s most compelling contemporary criminal cases, appropriately situating them in a legal and historical context, as well as in the scientific literature.” Dr. Meg Ternes Saint Mary’s University Read a free excerpt: bit.ly/48dfRSK #Psychology #Law

Great experience presenting our symposium today on police use of the ODARA, other strategies to assess risk on the frontline, & police responses to manage IPV risk #CPA2024 @CPA_SCP #Ottawa Amy Denika Widmer & Erin Smith presenting our UNB Saint John research!

It was my sincere honour and pleasure to be able to present Criminal Justice Section - CPA’s 2024 Significant Contribution Award to Dr. Margo C. Watt at the @CPA_SCP convention in #Ottawa. Accepting the award on Dr. Watt’s behalf was Paul Murphy

All of the posters were fantastic and it was a very difficult decision this year. Congratulations to our graduate and undergraduate winners! 🏆🎉#CPA2024 @CPA_SCP Dr. Kelly M. Babchishin Carleton University Department of Psychology

Congrats to our section members who were elected as Fellows! We appreciate your contributions to the field and are so happy to see them recognized in this way 🎉

Congratulations on this new appointment! We are so excited to work with you and we look forward to having all of your input and experience in the area! 🎉

So excited to have presented my work on the Probation Service Assessment Planner this past weekend at #CPA2024. Very cool findings as we identified a high prevalence of needs typically identified as women-specific among men on probation in Pakistan Criminal Justice Section - CPA @CPA_SCP

This past weekend, our Brockville Mental Health Centre's Secure Treatment Unit (STU) team presented a poster at the @CPA_SCP Convention held in Ottawa. 🧠 It was a great opportunity to learn about ground-breaking research and network with fellow scientific experts. ⚛️

Congratulations to UTP author Margo C. Watt! Her book, Cases in Clinical Forensic Psychology, is the 2024 winner of the Canadian Psychological Association's Significant Contribution Award. 🎉 @CPA_SCP

For the first time ever, CPA's Criminal Justice Section best undergraduate poster prize was given as a group award to 13 students for presenting their class project. What an innovative idea from Kevin Nunes' CRIM 3400 class! Also, Emma Holmes received best graduate poster.

We're so excited to see all your criminal justice-related abstracts! Make sure you get them in by the December 3 deadline, so that we can all see your friendly faces in St. John's 🙂