06/30/2010

Pardo and Patterson on Neurolaw

Michael Pardo and Dennis Patterson have a very interesting forthcoming piece in Neuroethics entitled "Minds, Brains, and Norms."  I was fortunate enough to be asked to provide some invited commentary along with Walter Glannon and Carl Craven.  Pardo and Patterson's lead article is now available for preview (see here) along with some of the invited commentary (see here and here).  Finally, their reply is also available here.  Thanks to Neil Levy and Walter Sinnott-Armstrong for inviting me to play along and for putting together this special issue!



Jun 30, 2010 1:25:05 PM | Criminal Law, Lie Detection, Neuroethics, Neuroimaging, Neurolaw, Neuroscience

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