Science in court: Arrested development

Lizzie Buchen
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Lizzie Buchen: Lizzie Buchen is a freelance reporter in San Francisco and volunteers with prisoners at San Quentin State Prison.

Nature, 2012, vol. 484, issue 7394, 304-306

Abstract: Neuroscience shows that the adolescent brain is still developing. The question is whether that should influence the sentencing of juveniles.

Date: 2012
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