Checklist for murder?: The police and prosecutorial tool that breaks statistical rules

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2026
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Abstract Do criminals really give themselves away by their words and demeanour on a 911 call? Jim Norton examines the flaws in the widely used but controversial COPS Scale
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Year 2026
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