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The Neurolaw Perspective on Criminal Responsibility of Children in Indonesia [PDF]
Syntax Literate Jurnal Ilmiah IndonesiaThis study examines the relevance of the neurolaw approach in the juvenile justice system in Indonesia. Neurolaw combines neuroscience and law to understand the relationship between children's brain development and criminal responsibility.
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The Ethical Implications of Considering Neurolaw as a New Power
Ethics and Behavior, 2016Elsa González-Esteban +1 more
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Neurolaw in Latin America: Current Status and Challenges
International Journal of Forensic Mental Health, 2019Ezequiel Mercurio +2 more
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The Formation of Neurolaw: Chinaʼs Experience and UN Course
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The Status of Neurolaw: A Plea for Current Modesty and Future Cautious Optimism
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Mathematical Neurolaw of Crime and Punishment: The q-Exponential Punishment Function
Applied Mathematics, 2013Taiki Takahashi
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Neurolaw: A Concept in Development and Enforcement of Criminal Law in Indonesia
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