Criminal Law and Human Behaviour: Advances from Neuroscience and Artificial Intelligence (en Inglés) - Eduardo Demetrio Crespo

This book explores the challenges that recent advances in neuroscience, neurotechnology, and artificial intelligence pose for criminal law and the criminal justice system. Moving beyond the traditional debate on free will and criminal responsibility, it examines how these developments affect fundamental rights, the emergence of Neurolaw as an autonomous field, and the debate on so-called neuro-rights, whether understood as a reconceptualisation of existing human rights or as the recognition of new rights. Bringing together both general and specific perspectives, the volume addresses the relationship between criminal law and scientific progress; neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and criminal law; behavioural and forensic sciences; neuroprediction and the criminal justice system; and the protection of fundamental and human rights in the context of neurotechnological innovation. It also considers more specific areas, including the general theory of crime and economic criminal law.