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Established first psychology laboratory which later influenced forensic psychology.

Pioneered the study of eyewitness testimony which is a cornerstone of forensic psychology.

One of the first to apply psychological principles to legal matters; Wrote 'On the Witness Stand'.

Developed the first practical intelligence test, which has forensic applications in assessing witnesses and defendants.

Conducted early research on the psychology of testimony and the reliability of memory.

His work in the case of United States v. Forty Barrels & Twenty Kegs of Coca-Cola led to the use of psychologists as expert witnesses.

Expanded on the study of eyewitness testimony particularly with children.

Known for the Robbers Cave Experiment which has implications for understanding group dynamics in legal contexts.

Renowned for her work on the misinformation effect and memory distortion, particularly relevant in legal settings.

Writer of the book 'Criminal Psychology', which is considered one of the first texts in the field of forensic psychology.

Pioneered the field of investigative psychology and offender profiling.

Contributed to the composition of 'Psychological Evaluations for the Courts', a key textbook guiding forensic psychological assessment.

Expert in the field of emotion research, particularly the study of facial expressions, which has forensic implications.

His research on the prediction of violent behavior has informed risk assessment in forensic settings.