Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice

Dr. Marina Sorochinski

Expert in Investigative and Forensic Psychology, Cutting Edge Research, and Transformative Teaching at St. John’s University

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Welcome to my website! My name is Marina Sorochinski, and I am an interdisciplinary scholar specializing in innovative applied research at the intersection of Criminal Justice and Forensic/Investigative Psychology with a strong emphasis on research methodology. Since Fall 2020, I’m an Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice at St. John’s University, New York. I received my PhD Psychology (with specialization in Psychology & Law) from CUNY Graduate Center, and have since pursued a range of projects and collaborations in academia and beyond.

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The reliability of eyewitness testimony and the psychological factors influencing memory accuracy

summary Eyewitness Testimony Reliability Eyewitness testimony plays a critical role in the criminal justice system, serving as a key component in many legal proceedings. However, extensive psychological research has highlighted significant concerns regarding the reliability of such testimony, revealing that human memory is inherently fallible and susceptible to a variety

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