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In the article "Neurolaw," in the inaugural issue of WIREs Cognitive Science, co-authors Walter Sinnott-Armstrong and Annabelle Belcher assess the potential for the latest cognitive science research to revolutionize the legal system.
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In the article "Neurolaw," in the inaugural issue of WIREs Cognitive Science, co-authors Walter Sinnott-Armstrong and Annabelle Belcher assess the potential for the latest cognitive science research to revolutionize the legal system.
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In the article "Neurolaw," in the inaugural issue of WIREs Cognitive Science, co-authors Walter Sinnott-Armstrong and Annabelle Belcher assess the potential for the latest cognitive science research to revolutionize the legal system.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010
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In the article "Neurolaw," in the inaugural issue of WIREs Cognitive Science, co-authors Walter Sinnott-Armstrong and Annabelle Belcher assess the potential for the latest cognitive science research to revolutionize the legal system.
Science Blog 2010
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In the article "Neurolaw," in the inaugural issue of
FuturePundit 2010
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In the article "Neurolaw," in the inaugural issue of WIREs Cognitive Science, co-authors Walter Sinnott-Armstrong and Annabelle Belcher assess the potential for the latest cognitive science research to revolutionize the legal system.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010
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In the article "Neurolaw," in the inaugural issue of WIREs Cognitive Science, co-authors Walter Sinnott-Armstrong and Annabelle Belcher assess the potential for the latest cognitive science research to revolutionize the legal system.
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The most recent issue of LLRX.com features the article Neurolaw and Criminal Justice: Rapid advancements in forensic neuroscience are having an impact on criminal justice.
Impact of Forensic Neuroscience on Criminal Justice Michel-Adrien Sheppard 2008
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The most recent issue of LLRX.com features the article Neurolaw and Criminal Justice: Rapid advancements in forensic neuroscience are having an impact on criminal justice.
Archive 2008-12-01 Michel-Adrien Sheppard 2008
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Neurolaw is a new discipline that studies the effect of neuroscientific evidence on law and legal cases.
The Times of India 2010
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