Lori Hoetger
@profloriann.bsky.social
Asst. Prof @ UNL Law, JD/PhD in psych. I like crim law/pro, law & psych, and legal decision-making. Mom of 3, PD in my heart.
Day 2 of #APLS2025 - trust, trust, and more trust! Plus a session on research & training centers featuring a presentation by the always amazing Eve Brank on my former home, Center on Children, Families & the Law. Ending the day with my personal fave at APLS - the Nebraska party. Go big red!
March 14, 2025 at 9:59 PM
Day 2 of #APLS2025 - trust, trust, and more trust! Plus a session on research & training centers featuring a presentation by the always amazing Eve Brank on my former home, Center on Children, Families & the Law. Ending the day with my personal fave at APLS - the Nebraska party. Go big red!
Day 1 of #APLS2025 in the books. Great sessions on bringing the law back to psychology, procedural justice & the police, and effects of electoral college on voter engagement. Thankful to my awesome co-chair for getting us here!
March 13, 2025 at 9:39 PM
Day 1 of #APLS2025 in the books. Great sessions on bringing the law back to psychology, procedural justice & the police, and effects of electoral college on voter engagement. Thankful to my awesome co-chair for getting us here!
Some presents were delivered for me over the Thanksgiving break, including this beauty! @jasoncantone.bsky.social
December 2, 2024 at 3:01 PM
Some presents were delivered for me over the Thanksgiving break, including this beauty! @jasoncantone.bsky.social
So excited that my article, Kids These Days: Social Media, Evolving Expectations of Privacy, and Implications for the 4th Amendment, is out with the Illinois Law Review! The article presents empirical data on changes in privacy expectations. Check it out: illinoislawreview.org/print/vol-20...
September 10, 2024 at 9:37 PM
So excited that my article, Kids These Days: Social Media, Evolving Expectations of Privacy, and Implications for the 4th Amendment, is out with the Illinois Law Review! The article presents empirical data on changes in privacy expectations. Check it out: illinoislawreview.org/print/vol-20...