STLR Symposium 2009 -> Schedule
Schedule
The symposium took place Friday, February 27, 2009 from 8:00am to 5:00pm.
| 8:30 AM: | Breakfast & Registration, Stanford Law School |
| 9:15 AM: | Opening Remarks: Hon. Jeremy Fogel, United States District Court, Northern District of California |
| 9:45 AM: | Panel 1 - Neuroscientific Evidence Paper by: Emily Murphy & Teneille Brown Panelists: Michael Saks & David Faigman |
| 11:00 AM: | Panel 2 - Neuroscience and Criminal Procedure
Paper by: Michael Perlin Panelists: Robert Weisberg and Erin Murphy |
| 12:00 PM: | Lunch Break |
| 1:15 PM: | Panel 3 - Liability and Responsibility Paper by: Michael Moore Panelists: Daniel Langleben & Gideon Yaffe |
| 2:30 PM: | Panel 4 - Psychopathy and Recidivism Paper by: Kent Kiehl Panelists: Robert Weisberg & Jana Schaich Borg |
| 3:45 PM: | Panel 5 - Ethical Implications of Emerging Neuroscience Paper by: Nita Farahany Panelist: Hank Greely |
| 4:45 PM: | Closing Remarks, Prof. Hank Greely, Stanford Law School |
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Symposium Articles
- “And I See Through Your Brain”: Access To Experts, Competency To Consent, And The Impact Of Antipsychotic Medications In Neuroimaging Cases In The Criminal Trial Process
- The Interface Between Freedom and Agency
- Through A Scanner Darkly:
Using functional brain imaging as evidence of a criminal defendant’s past mental state - Intention, Responsibility, and the Challenges of Recent Neuroscience
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