Derecho penal y neurociencia
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The development of subjects such as neurolaw has given rise to institutional and judicial advances to have a better administration of justice. Neurolaw has been cultivated in countries such as the United States of America, while in Mexico it is being explored. Among the actions that could be taken is the creation of an action protocol based on neuroscience, to better understand the behavior of the probable offender, as well as to modify some laws. Therefore, this article will address the importance that neuroscience can have in accusatory criminal proceedings.
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