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AJOB neuroscience

Journal Volume: 9
Journal Issue: 3
Journal Year: 2018
Articles in SafetyLit: 14

Differences in the interior design of prisons and persons

If criminal intentions are nonvoluntary, mandatory neurointerventions might be permissible

Intending versus merely foreseeing harm: when does it make a difference?

Is incarceration better than neurointervention? On the intended harms of prison

Mandatory neurointervention: a lesser evil than incarceration?

Mandatory neurointerventions and the risk of racial disparity

Mandatory neurointerventions could enhance the mental integrity of certain criminal offenders

Mental integrity and intentional side effects

Neurointerventions in offenders: ethical considerations

Neurointerventions, recidivist sex offenders, and situated moral agency: an approach from the margins

Punishing intentions and neurointerventions

Telling the truth about pain: informed consent and the role of expectation in pain intensity

The negative effects of neurointerventions: confusing constitution and causation

Why i do not agree that neurointervention is less ethical than incarceration


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