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2019
Neuroscience is a rapidly developing field that offers new ways to think about human behavior, specifically with regards to notions of responsibility and accountability. This is therefore a field particularly relevant for the law as it questions the elements affecting the decision-making process of individuals suspected of having committed crimes or ...
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Neuroscience is a rapidly developing field that offers new ways to think about human behavior, specifically with regards to notions of responsibility and accountability. This is therefore a field particularly relevant for the law as it questions the elements affecting the decision-making process of individuals suspected of having committed crimes or ...
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Summary: Neurolaw in an International Comparison
2011After the legal landscape in neurosciences has been described for the individual countries, the last chapter is to give an overview on the most common topics connected to neurolaw. As so far none of the countries has established a genuine neurolaw, it seems to be the major challenge for the near future to try and apply existing regulations on ...
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Children’s Criminal Perception; Lessons from Neurolaw
Child Indicators Research, 2022Arian Petoft, Mahmoud Abbasi
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Current limits of neurolaw: A brief overview
Medecine Et Droit, 2020Arian Petoft, Mahmoud Abbasi
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Neurolaw: Neuroscience, Ethics, and Law. Review Essay
Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, 2014Gerben Meynen
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The Ethical Implications of Considering Neurolaw as a New Power
Ethics and Behavior, 2016Daniel Pallarés-Domínguez +1 more
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Neurolaw in Latin America: Current Status and Challenges
International Journal of Forensic Mental Health, 2019Eric García-López +2 more
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