Neuroscience In The Courtroom: Exploring The Role Of Brain Science In Modern Judicial Decision-Making
- IJLLR Journal
- Jul 2
- 1 min read
Ayush Sharma, Jagannath University, Jaipur
Shivina Rathore, Jagannath University, Jaipur
ABSTRACT
Neuroscience and law has introduced transformative growing development among the judicial system worldwide. Neuroscience is the form of scientific study of the nervous system and the brain cells which is majorly being used in the courtrooms to evaluate the criminal responsibility, intention, sentences and competency. Brain technology majorly influencing legal arguments and judicial reasoning in the court rooms such as (FMRI) functional magnetic resonance imaging and (EEG) electroencephalography. The Unification of neuroscience in court proceedings has grows moral, constitutional and evidentiary questions towards privacy, free will and Liability. This article majorly focused on the approach of neuroscience in courtroom proceedings its pros and cons its limitations legal ethical and moral implementation associated with neuroscience evidences. Further it explores the role of neuroscience in the findings of criminal justice systems and evaluates whether neuroscience can contribute to the fair and justice
Keywords: Neuroscience, Courtroom, Evidence, Brain, Criminal justice system, Judicial system.
