Law and Neuroscience (2nd Edition) by Owen Jones, Jeffrey Schall, and Francis Shen is a leading interdisciplinary work that explores how advances in neuroscience are reshaping legal theory, doctrine, and practice. This eBook provides a clear and balanced examination of how brain science intersects with key areas of law, including criminal responsibility, evidence, decision-making, punishment, and policy.

The second edition incorporates the latest scientific findings, legal developments, and ethical debates, helping readers understand both the potential and the limits of applying neuroscience in legal contexts. Written by experts at the forefront of the field, the book emphasizes careful interpretation, avoiding overreach while demonstrating where neuroscience can meaningfully inform law.

Highly recommended for legal scholars, judges, attorneys, neuroscientists, policymakers, and students, Law and Neuroscience is an essential resource for anyone seeking to understand the growing influence of brain science on modern legal systems.