Introduction

Abstract

This essay collection marks the conclusion of the MARBLE (Maastricht University Research Based Learning) for Excellence project on Neurolaw in 2013. Its objective was to address some of the complexities arising from the intersection of law and science. In particular, our attention was focused on the possible contributions that neuroimaging and neuroscience in general could yield to the field of law. The consequent research addressed the issue from a variety of perspectives – legal philosophy, criminal procedure, as well as human rights and rehabilitation.