The Reconstructive Psychological Evaluation (EPR) in homicide criminal investigations A Avaliação Psicológica Reconstrutiva (EPR) na investigação criminal de homicídios
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https://doi.org/10.22335/rlct.v13i3.1449Keywords:
Criminal investigation, homicides, criminological profile, criminal psychologyAbstract
Along with quantitative rise in homicides in recent years, historically there have been cases whose criminal investigation is particularly complex. Hence, there is a constant demand for new methodologies that make the results of the investigative police teams work more effective. In this scenario, the Reconstructive Psychological Evaluation (EPR) emerge as a true possibility of carrying out an indirect and retrospective psychological evaluation in absence of the subject (victim/perpetrator), aimed to explain the possible relationship between these psychic characteristics and the criminal act. This article investigates the contributions of reconstructive psychological evaluation within the criminal investigation of homicides; particularly, the findings –reported in scientific literature– that are useful for an adequate interpretation of the evidence collected during this indirect evaluation method are reviewed. It’s concluded that the EPR constitutes a very useful element in highly complex criminal investigations. The need to overcome methodological barriers for the analysis and interpretation of the evidence raised is discussed.
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