Recent Publications


BULL, R., & Stein, R. (2026). Interviews with vulnerable complainants, such as those with disabilities. In W. O’Donoghue and R. BULL (Eds.) Forensic interviewing of adult sexual assault complainants. Springer.

May, Lennart, M., Fahsing, I., Kelly, C., Barela, S., Milne, R., & BULL, R. (2026). What is Investigative Interviewing (and What is it Not)? A Primer on the Ethos of Suspect Interviewing. Journal of Criminal Psychology, 16, 5-21.

Manzanero, A. L., Vallet, R., Guarch-Rubio, M., Vara, A., Escorial, S., & BULL, R. (2026). Memory of Traumatic Experiences: From Amnesia to Post-traumatic Stress Disorder. Anuario de Psicología Jurídica, 36(e260479), 1-9.

Vaughan, M., Milne, R., & BULL, R. (2026). A ‘child first’ approach to police interviews with youth suspects. In L. Malloy, R. Helm and T. Zolotti, Confessions and guilty pleas of youth. Developmental science and practical applications (299-310). American Psychological Association.

BULL, R. (2025). Research on improving the interviewing of suspects. Hungarian Law Enforcement, 2025, Special Issue, 97-110.

Ng, M., Medhurst, R., Dando, C., & BULL, R. (2025). “A Ronin Without a Master”: Exploring police perspectives on digital evidence in England and Wales. Behavioral Sciences, 15, 1-19.

Walsh, D., Areh, I., Barela, S., Boukalova, H., BULL, R. et al. (2025). A coordinated global initiative to enhance interview practice. Investigative interviewing: Research and practice, 25, 1-19.

May, B., BULL, R. & Milne, R. (2025). Witness interviewing and crime investigation. In D. Groome & M. Eysenck (Eds.) An introduction to applied cognitive psychology (third edition). Routledge.

Milne, R., & BULL, R. (Eds.) (2025). Investigative interviewing: Psychology and practice (second edition). Wiley.

Tekin, S., Irwanda, D., & BULL, R. (2025). Cross-cultural perceptions of police interview techniques: A comparative study of Indonesian and Dutch respondents. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology.

Vagni, M., Maiorano, T., Giostra, V., Pajardi, D., & BULL, R. (2025). The relationship between coping strategies, resistant responses, and suggestibility in children. Psychology, Crime & Law.

Ng, M., James, J., & BULL, R. (2024). “What you say in the lab, stays in the lab”: A reflexive thematic analysis of current challenges and future directions of digital forensic investigations in the UK. Forensic Science International: Digital Investigation, 51.

BULL, R. (2024). Is the interrogating/interviewing of crime perpetrators no longer suspect? A personal commentary on 25 years of progress. International Journal of Police Science and Management, 26, 414-420.

295. Gajadhar, S., & BULL, R. (2024). The ‘Non-Stranger Rapist-Oriented Interview for Complainants’: Eliciting high-quality accounts. The Police Journal: Theory, Practice and Principles, 97, 435-457.

Korkman, J, Otgaar, H, Geven, L., BULL, R. et al. (2024). White paper on forensic child interviewing: Research-based recommendations by the European Association of Psychology and Law. Psychology, Crime and Law, .

Walsh, D. & BULL, R. (2024). From interrogation to investigative interviewing of suspects in custody. In Y. Daly (Ed.) Police custody in Ireland. Routledge.

BULL, R., Cleary, H., & Kuzelj, D. (2024). Central and South American private investigators’ views on tactics/skills when interviewing suspects. Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice Studies, 2, 73-80.

dos Santos Zavattaro, M., Becky Milne, R., BULL, R., & Stein, L (2024). Forensic interviewing of children in Brazil: Judges’ perceptions after five years of law reform. Revista Brasileira de Ciências Criminais,

Walsh, D., BULL, R., & Areh, I. (Eds.) (2024). Routledge international handbook of investigative interviewing and interrogation. Routledge.

Bettens, T., Cleary, H., & BULL, R. (2024). Humane interrogation strategies are associated with confessions, cooperation, and disclosure: Evidence from a field study of incarcerated individuals in the United States. Criminal Justice and Behavior, 51, 949-969.

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