The Forensic Psychology Of False Allegations

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The book explores the complexities of crime allegations, highlighting that not all reports made to the police are accurate. It delves into the implications of false accusations, the psychological and societal effects on both victims and the accused, and the challenges faced by law enforcement in discerning truth from falsehood. Through various case studies and analyses, it aims to shed light on the nuances of crime reporting and the importance of critical evaluation in the justice system.