Saul M. Kassin

Saul M. Kassin is a Professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, specializing in criminal justice and forensic psychology. His research focuses on interrogation techniques, confession dynamics, and legal compliance.

• Affiliation: John Jay College of Criminal Justice
• Research Themes: Interrogation Transparency, False Confessions, Suspect Behavior
• Recent Work: 2019 study on video recording effects in interrogations

Kassin's publications analyze how recording practices impact criminal investigations, with findings suggesting no significant behavioral differences between informed and uninformed suspects during interrogations. His work spans experimental paradigms studying truth detection and legal psychology since 2005.