Volume 18, Issue 2

June 2014

Special Issue:Neuroscience and Criminal Justice

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8 articles in this issue

Editor-in-Chief’s Introduction
J. Angelo Corlett
OriginalPaper 16 April 2014 Pages: 75 - 75
Neuroscience and Criminal Justice: Introduction
Jesper Ryberg
OriginalPaper 23 April 2014 Pages: 77 - 80
When Should Neuroimaging Be Applied in the Criminal Court? On Ideal Comparison and the Shortcomings of Retributivism
Jesper Ryberg
OriginalPaper 29 April 2014 Pages: 81 - 99
Criminal Rehabilitation Through Medical Intervention: Moral Liability and the Right to Bodily Integrity
Thomas Douglas
OriginalPaper Open access 29 April 2014 Pages: 101 - 122
Neuroprediction, Truth-Sensitivity, and the Law
Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen
OriginalPaper 29 April 2014 Pages: 123 - 136
(Neuro)predictions, Dangerousness, and Retributivism
Thomas Søbirk Petersen
OriginalPaper 30 April 2014 Pages: 137 - 151
The Limitations and Potential of Neuroimaging in the Criminal Law
Walter Glannon
OriginalPaper 13 May 2014 Pages: 153 - 170
Is Neurolaw Conceptually Confused?
Neil Levy
OriginalPaper Open access 07 May 2014 Pages: 171 - 185

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