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Volume 17, Issue 3

August 2014

ISSN 1933-4192

EISSN 1933-4206

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Special Issue : Developmental Science in Criminal Law, Part I

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Special Issue Introduction: Developmental Science in Criminal Law, Part I

Roger J.R. Levesque

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Rethinking the Scientific and Legal Implications of Developmental Differences Research in Juvenile Justice

Mark R. Fondacaro

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“What any Parent Knows” But the Supreme Court Misunderstands: Reassessing Neuroscience’S Role in Diminished Capacity Jurisprudence

Jamie D. Brooks

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The Neurobiology of Decision Making in High-Risk Youth and the Law of Consent to Sex

Jennifer Ann Drobac, Leslie A. Hulvershorn

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Behind Bartkus: A Flamboyant Lawyer, a Vindictive Judge, and the Untold Story of Double Jeopardy’s Dual Sovereignty

Navigating the Trunks and Spars: The Jury-Preservation Theory of Double Jeopardy

Police Officers’ Knowledge of Gant

Mass Incarceration, Penal Moderation, and Black Prisoners Serving Very Long Sentences: The Case for a Targeted Clemency Program

Editor’s Introduction: Farewell

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