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December 11, 2017
The BBC World Service has recently broadcast the half-hour documentary “ Neurolaw and Order ,” hosted by Research Network Director Owen Jones.
The program features a variety of scholars within the field of law and neuroscience including Larry Steinberg, Adriana Galvan, Nita Farahany, Kent Kiehl, and Joshua Greene.
The program lives on at the link here . It focuses particular attention on neuroscience related to juvenile justice and determinations of responsibility.
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