(Neuro)scienze e processo penale. Tra epistemologia scientifica ed epistemologia giudiziaria
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https://doi.org/10.15168/2284-4503-272Parole chiave:
Scientific epistemology, judicial epistemology, scientific evidence, adversarial system, rights of partiesAbstract
The relationship between (neuro)sciences and criminal trial is very articulated. (Neuro)Science, in fact, discuss around imputability, ability to rationally participate in a court process, and even free will. The use of scientific knowledge in the court requires careful study of the criminal justice system and particularly of the judicial epistemology and of the rights of the parties. It must be based on a proper analysis of the way we think about science too, because the way of looking at the science has implication on legal instruments and on their use.
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2017-11-01
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Calò L. (Neuro)scienze e processo penale. Tra epistemologia scientifica ed epistemologia giudiziaria. BioLaw [Internet]. 1 novembre 2017 [citato 21 novembre 2024];(3):287-302. Available at: https://teseo.unitn.it/biolaw/article/view/1262
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