Legal and Criminal Psychology is an academic journal dedicated to combining legal psychology and criminological psychology, aiming to advance the development of professional and scientific knowledge in these two fields. The original papers published in this journal not only deepen our understanding of criminal behavior, but also provide valuable psychological perspectives for law and judicial procedures. The journal covers a wide range of topics, including the causes of different types of crime, mental illness, criminal investigation, investigative interviews and questioning, information inspiration, applied memory, deception detection, crime feature analysis, and criminal connections. These topics not only involve the causes and investigation of criminal behavior, but also focus on the management, treatment, and evaluation of offenders, as well as the response of crime victims and the public to crime.

In addition, the magazine is committed to promoting dialogue and debate between various disciplines, providing a platform for academic researchers, professionals, and practitioners to exchange ideas. By publishing the latest research findings and eye-catching articles, this journal provides readers with a vivid picture of the latest developments in the field. It is an indispensable resource for both academic research and practical applications.