There but for the Grace of My Orbitofrontal Cortex … [Book Review]

Criminal Justice Ethics 33 (3):220-235 (2014)
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The human brain, with its 100 billion neurons working in intricate collaborations to create the physical basis of the memories, perceptions, thoughts, and emotions that together make me the person...

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