Psychology.

Sage Publications (Thousand Oaks, CA) this month released the two-volume "Encyclopedia of Psychology and Law," a reference set that encompasses the full range of legal issues, from the cognitive (e.g. eyewitness testimony) to the social (e.g. jury behavior). It includes scholarship from all of psychology's sub-disciplines as well as various domains of law, legal practice, and public policy. The A-Z entries examine a variety of psychology and law topics separated into categories such as: criminal responsibility, death penalty, education and professional development, juvenile offenders, mental health law, police and investigative psychology, psychology of criminal behavior, sentencing and incarceration, trial processes and violence risk assessment. The new set costs $350.