Come join us in Reno, Nevada for the 2026 Annual Conference of the Psychology-Law Society!
Get all our tips for making the most out of the 2026 conference with our Conference Survival Guide! Available the month before the conference.
Conference Dates: March 12-14th, 2026
Student Committee Events:
Get all our tips for making the most out of the 2026 conference with our Conference Survival Guide! Available the month before the conference.
Conference Dates: March 12-14th, 2026
Student Committee Events:
- Student Breakfast: Thursday, 9-10am in Tuscany 4
- Law Workshop: Thursday, 10-11am in Tuscany 4
- Bridging The Gap Panel: Thursday, 3:40-5pm in Tuscany 2
- Fun-Run: Friday, 7-8am in the Tuscany Lobby (and run from there!)
- Student Social: Friday, 8-10pm in the Edge Nightclub (inside the hotel)
Conference Schedule/Grid (FINAL)
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The Peppermill Resort Spa and Casino
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Attendees can also call the Peppermill to make their reservation. They just need to mention your group code to receive your group rate and waived resort fee.
Group code: CAPLS26 |
Call for Proposals!
We invite proposal submissions for the 2026 Annual Conference of AP-LS. We strongly encourage empirically based proposals, proposals that involve new and emerging topics within psychology and law, and proposals that incorporate historically marginalized or underrepresented populations. Proposals will be evaluated through a blind review process focused on intellectual merit, innovation, novelty, and integration of multiple aspects of the field.
Special Consideration for Artificial Intelligence (AI) Submissions
Special consideration will be given to proposals regarding the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in psychology and law. AI is defined as technology that enables computers and machines to simulate human learning, comprehension, problem solving, decision making, creativity, and autonomy. We are particularly interested in empirical studies addressing machine models, deep learning models, and large learning models (LLMs).
All proposals must be submitted on the conference website by
Wednesday, October 15, 2025, 11:59 pm PST
Visit the Ex Ordo portal below to register, submit your proposals, AND sign up as a reviewer!
Special Consideration for Artificial Intelligence (AI) Submissions
Special consideration will be given to proposals regarding the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in psychology and law. AI is defined as technology that enables computers and machines to simulate human learning, comprehension, problem solving, decision making, creativity, and autonomy. We are particularly interested in empirical studies addressing machine models, deep learning models, and large learning models (LLMs).
All proposals must be submitted on the conference website by
Wednesday, October 15, 2025, 11:59 pm PST
Visit the Ex Ordo portal below to register, submit your proposals, AND sign up as a reviewer!
