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October 3, 2022
This message brings news about:
A) Recent Neurolaw Publications
B) Webinar Presented by The Neuroscience and Law Center at Fordham Law
C) Neurolaw Doctoral Theses
A. Recent Neurolaw Publications
- Anita S. Jwa & Russell A Poldrack, Addressing Privacy Risk in Neuroscience Data: From Data Protection to Harm Prevention , J. L.& Biosciences, July–Dec. 2022, at 1, 1-25.
- Sjors Ligthart, Coercive Brain-Reading in Criminal Justice (2022).
- Allan McCay, Neurotechnology, Law and the Legal Profession (2022).
- Sandra M. Virtue & Darren S. Cahr, Trademarks and the Brain: Neuroscience and the Processing of Non-Literal Language , 112 Trademark Rep. 695, 695-705 (2022).
- Marcello Ienca & Gianclaudio Malgieri, Mental Data Protection and the GDPR , J.L. & Biosciences, Jan.–June 2022, at 1, 1-19.
- Andreas Kuersten, Michael S. Moore, Mechanical Choices: The Responsibility of the Human Machine , 19 J. Moral Phil. 415, 415-19 (2022) (reviewing Michael S. Moore, Mechanical Choices: The Responsibility of the Human Machine).
- O. I. Derik-Ferdinand, Admissibility of Evidence Based on Findings of Neuroscience: Implications for Criminal Justice in Nigeria , 3 Int’l J. L. & Clinical Legal Educ. 114, 114-20 (2022).
- Elena Evgenyevna Gulyaeva & Favio Farinella, Human Neuro-Rights , 15 Quaestio Iuris 278, 278-99 (2022).
- Elle Rothermich, Comment, Mind Games: How Robots Can Help Regulate Brain-Computer Interfaces , 7 U. Pa. J. L. & Pub. Affs. 391, 391-431 (2022).
- Criminal Law and Human Behavior: Advances from Neuroscience and Artificial Intelligence (Eduardo Demetrio Crespo ed., 2022) (full text in Spanish).
B. Webinar Presented by The Neuroscience and Law Center at Fordham Law
Topic: The Law and Neuroscience of Mass Shootings
Date: November 1, 2022
Time: 11 am – 4:55 pm EDT
Location: Zoom
For more information and to register, please visit the event website.
C. Neurolaw Doctoral Theses
- William Wannyn, The “Immature” Brain: Genesis and Diffusion of a New Social Discourse on Young Offenders in the United States (August 2021) (Ph.D. dissertation, Université de Montréal) (full text in French).
- Samantha L. Hemingway, Effects of Neuroimaging on Juror Decisions in a Capital Trial (2023) (Ph.D. dissertation, Fielding Graduate University).
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