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Preface
Acknowledgments for the Second Edition
Acknowledgments for the First Edition
Conventions
Additional Resources

Part 1. Introduction
1. Law and Neuroscience: An Overview of Issues
2. The Case of the Murdering Brain

Part 2. Fundamentals of Cognitive Neuroscience
3. Brain Structure and Brain Function
4. Brain Monitoring and Manipulation
5. Limits and Cautions

Part 3. Brain, Behavior, and Responsibility
6. Relationships of Law, Science, and Behavior
7. Behavior, Responsibility, and Punishment: Views from Law and Neuroscience
8. Neuroscience in the Courtroom: Assessing Scientific Evidence

Part 4. Core Themes in Law and Neuroscience
A. The Injured Brain
9. Brain Death
10. Brain Injury
11. Pain and Distress
12. Addicted Brains
B. The Thinking and Feeling Brain
13. Memory
14. Emotions
15. Lie Detection
16. Judging
C. The Developing and Aging Brain
17. Adolescent Brains
18. Aging Brains

Part 5. The Future
19. Cognitive Enhancement
20. Brain-Machine Interface and Law
21. Artificial Intelligence, Robots, and Law

Appendix: How to Read a Brain Imaging Study
Table of Cases
Glossary
Author & Name Index
Subject Index

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  • New chapter on Aging Brains
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  • Over 600 new references and citations to recent developments, with 260 new readings, including 27 new case selections
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