The new Dutch adolescent criminal law uses findings on brain development to justify a higher maximum age. #neurolaw bit.ly/2Y0Bxj3

Emerging Justice: The Science of Emerging Adulthood Enters the Courtroom presented by Fenella McLuskie and Erin Shortell at the 2020 International Neuroethics Society conference #neuroethics2020

Founder of the Center for Science and Law, David Eagleman is addressing a national crime data deficit. Discover how he is developing a criminal record database that will revolutionize the way we craft law and punish and rehabilitate criminal offenders. bit.ly/3g8JVow

Thinking about data driven policy reform? We've created the largest criminal records database to study recidivism, spanning 70 years, from arrest to disposition. scilaw.org/crime-big-data/ 62 million records and counting. #DataScience #CriminalJustice

Brian Higgins and Anastasia Dodd discuss ways to improve trust in #artificialintelligence via legal and social policies that ensure #transparency in #datacollection & use and #explainability of decisions made by #AI in Center for Science & Law’s Journal of #ScienceandLaw. bit.ly/30OMhC5

Autores de universidades tales como Stanford, King's College de Londres, Oxford, la Sapienza de Roma, Cambridge, la Sorbona de París, Utrech; entre otras grandes instituciones, forman parte de este libro, en acceso libre: frontiersin.org/research-topic… #Neurolaw

We've created the largest criminal records database to study recidivism. 62 million records over 70 years, and counting... #scilaw #neurolaw scilaw.org/crime-big-data/

Want to grab an online coffee with me? I’m trying out a new format for interactive discussion, capped at 10 people. Join me at Luminary Cafe. Proceeds will benefit the Center for Science and Law. luminary.cafe/members/davide…

Echoing the congrats! So great to see justice Innovations turn our research into a game-changing tool that supports District Attorneys who to want to improve the system.

Are you doing research at the intersection of science and the criminal justice system? Publish in one of the top journals in the field. We're open for submissions for our next special edition. JSciLaw.org

Can neuroimaging prove pain and suffering? bit.ly/3IFhdJv #neurolaw

Cost & punishment: "...when prosecutors lack information about sentencing costs or incentives to consider them, they will pursue harsher sentencing strategies." New Frontiers - Psychology paper from @scilaw Board Member, Dr. Eyal Aharoni bit.ly/3m3kbxZ

📢Perspective in Science & Diplomacy’s special issue on #SciDip & #EmergingTech: "Engineering Diplomacy: How #AI and Human Augmentation Could Remake the Art of Foreign Relations" by Amanda M. Buch, PhD, David Eagleman & Logan Grosenick. Weill Cornell Medicine, Stanford University sciencediplomacy.org/perspective/20…

Neurorights and Mental Freedom: Emerging Challenges to Debates on Human Dignity and Neurotechnologies bit.ly/3vV09LZ new from Eric García-López 🧠⚖️, @jmmunoz_ & Roberto Andorno.

Applied neuroscience needs a task force to craft effective governance bit.ly/3Jhj8Eb

Are you doing research at the intersection of science and the criminal justice system? Publish in one of the top journals in the field. We're open for submissions for our next special edition. JSciLaw.org

Mark the calendar - AMA with Dr. Eagleman. Sign up link 👇 Your brain will thank you.