Brain Imaging and Society Part Two
Law Programme
Day 1 Monday 7th June |
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9.00 am
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Arrival and Registration | ||
9.30
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Welcome from the Institute for Advanced Studies Prof Jane Morgan, Institute for Advanced Studies, University of Strathclyde |
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Discussion Session 1: Imaging all the people? Brain Imaging in multi-stakeholder perspective Chaired by: Prof Joanna Wardlaw, SINAPSE, University of Edinburgh |
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9.35 | The view from the start: Best of Part 1, a PowerPoint medley Burkhard Schafer, Co-Director, SCRIPT Centre for IT and IP law, and Joseph Bell Centre for Forensic Statistics |
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10.05 | The view from the Bench Jed Rakoff, United States District Judge for the Southern District of New York |
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10.35 | The view from the pulpit Murdo MacDonald, Church of Scotland; Church and Society Council |
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11.05 | Panel Question and Answer Session Speakers from first session |
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11.20 | Coffee and Discussion Groups Group lead discussants - Alison Murray, Till Vierkant, Peter Sandercock Issues to be discussed: Creating a 'Brain Imaging and Law FAQ list' |
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12.10 pm | Feedback from discussions and agreement on main points and points to carry forward Chair: Dr Jane Haley, Edinburgh Neuroscience, University of Edinburgh |
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1.00 | Lunch |
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Discussion Session 2: Mind, your own business?
Chaired by: Burkhard Schafer, SCRIPT, University of Edinburgh |
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2.00 | Mind reading Prof Hank Greely Director, Center for Law and the Biosciences, Stanford University |
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2.30 | The truth machine Prof Mike Nellis, Professor of Criminal and Community Justice, University of Glasgow |
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3.00 | In the Twilight Zone of Privacy Law Judith Rauhofer, University of Central Lancashire |
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3.30 | Panel Question and Answer Session Speakers from second session |
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3.40 | Coffee and Discussion Groups Group lead discussants - Jed Rakoff, Burkhard Schafer, Joanna Wardlaw, Judith Rauhofer Activity: Analysing a Brain image |
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4.30 - 5 | Feedback from discussions and agreement on main points and points to carry forward Chair: Dr Cyril Pernet, University of Edinburgh |
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6.00 | Public Lecture Neuroscience, Law, and Society - The Coming Revolution Prof Hank Greely, Deane F. and Kate Edelman Johnson Professor of Law, Stanford University and Co-Director of the MacArthur Law and Neuroscience Project, USA Lecture Theatre 1, McCance Building, 16 Richmond Street, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow |
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7.30 | Speakers Dinner |
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Day 2 - Tuesday 8th June |
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Discussion Session 3: Mapping the Landscape of Brain Imaging and the law - beyond crime and retribution Chaired by: Dr Mike Nellis, University of Glasgow |
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9.30 am | Brain Imaging: Consent Issues, and Licensing of Storage and Analysis Michael Bromby, Glasgow Caledonian University |
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10.00 | Brain imaging and Insurance law Gerard Porter, SCRIPT, University of Edinburgh |
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10.30 | Panel Question and Answer Session Speakers from third session |
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11.00 | Coffee | ||
11.20 | Discussion Groups Group lead. Discussants - Klaus Kessler, Martin Pickersgill Issues to be discussed: Drawing a conceptual map of Brain Imaging and the Law; Identifying training and teaching needs |
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12.00pm | Feedback from discussions and agreement on main points and points to carry forward Chair: Dr Janet De Wilde, SINAPSE, Central Administration Office, University of Edinburgh |
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12.30 | Lunch | ||
Discussion Session 4: A fine mess you got us into - Brain Imaging and the notion of responsibility Chaired by: James Chalmers, University of Edinburgh |
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1.30 | Brain Imaging and responsibility in criminal law Hans Markowitsch, Prof for Physiological Psychology, Bielefeld |
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2.00 | Brain imaging, philosophy and the criminal law Till Vierkant, Depertment of Philosophy, University of Edinburgh |
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2.30 | Panel Question and Answer Session Speakers from fourth session |
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3.00 | Coffee and Discussion Groups Group lead. Discussants - Hank Greely, David Shaw, Michael Bromby Issues to be discussed: "Dear First Minister....." Requests and suggestions for politics and governments |
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3.45 | Feedback from discussions and agreement on main points and points to carry forward Chair: Burkhard Schafer, SCRIPT, University of Edinburgh |
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4.15 | Round up of Conference: Lessons learned, road ahead. | ||
5.00 | Depart |