Neurolaw News
Posted: February 21, 2013 | Author: Jarryd | Filed under: Jarryd Bartle, Medico-Legal, NeuroLaw | Tags: eaglemont, hastings law journal, Jarryd Bartle, neuroethics, research |1 CommentA collection of snippets from the inter webs on NeuroLaw:
- Hastings Law Journal has a collection of articles covering “Law & Policy of the Developing Brain: Neuroscience from Womb to Death”
- An article in Neuroethics discusses the use of neuroscience and genetics within the criminal law context. It has a particular focus on the Stefania Albertani case – which I had discussed in my old blog.
- A post over at Neuroethics and Law Blog discusses the relevance of neuroscience to criminal law, when compared to ‘folk psychology’.
For those interested in the topic of NeuroLaw I recommend David Eaglemont’s Initiative on Neuroscience and the Law as well as to check out the posts on the topic over at my old blog.
Future Criminals 
Something really useful. Thanks for the post about Neurolaw. I needed some information neuroscience to criminal law. Finally I get it here.