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Oxford University Press - Impact of Behavioral Sciences on Law

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Explore the intersection of science and justice with The Impact of Behavioral Sciences on Criminal Law. As new discoveries from neuroscience and behavioral genetics enter the courtroom, the legal system faces significant changes. This collection addresses how these scientific perspectives influence criminal behavior and the potential for transforming the criminal justice system. Rather than relying on ad hoc or ill-conceived methods, this book provides a structured look at emerging research. It brings together a wide range of experts to examine how science affects legal frameworks. By studying the developments in behavioral genetics and neuroscience, readers gain a deep understanding of the evolving relationship between scientific discovery and the law. This text is an essential resource for those studying how modern science impacts legal decisions and policy. It offers a comprehensive view of the challenges and opportunities presented by new scientific data in the field of criminal law.

Key Features

Analyzes how new discoveries in neuroscience and behavioral genetics are changing the landscape of criminal law.

Provides a comprehensive collection of essays from a diverse group of experts including geneticists and neuroscientists.

Examines the ways in which novel scientific perspectives can transform the modern criminal justice system.

Includes contributions from philosophers, policymakers, and legal scholars to offer a multi-disciplinary view.

Addresses the risks of introducing scientific data in an ad hoc or ill-conceived manner within legal settings.

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Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Publication Date
13 October 2011
Listed Since
14 March 2011

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