Neuroscience in court: The painful truth

Sara Reardon
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Nature, 2015, vol. 518, issue 7540, 474-476

Abstract: Brain-scanning techniques promise to give an objective measure of whether someone is in pain, but researchers question whether they are reliable enough for the courtroom.

Date: 2015
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