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6 Ethical Implications of Neurobiologically Informed Risk Assessment for Criminal Justice Decisions: A Case for Pragmatism

Eval Aharoni, Sara Abdulla, Corey H. Allen, Thomas Nadelhoffer
Felipe De Brigard, Walter Sinnott-Armstrong
, editors.
In: Neuroscience and Philosophy. Cambridge (MA): MIT Press; 2022.
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6 Ethical Implications of Neurobiologically Informed Risk Assessment for Criminal Justice Decisions: A Case for Pragmatism

Eval Aharoni et al.
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