[Forensic Neuroscience].

All laws are built on the premise that individuals have a will and act according to their will. Hence, the academic field of "neurolaw" is born, and the court of criminal trials is a scene of natural experimentation for its application.

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• 1 Now that the notion of the will is in the range of neuroscience, the introduction of neuroscience to the field of law is progressing rapidly.
• 2 Hence, the academic field of "neurolaw" is born, and the court of criminal trials is a scene of natural experimentation for its application.
• 3 However, there are many differences between medicine and law because they are different worlds, and a close dialogue between medicine and law is strongly required.

Understanding this could lead to better treatments, improved diagnostics, or a deeper grasp of how the human body works — benefiting patient care globally.

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