This is Your Brain on Trial

1

Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

Psychiatry and the Presumption of Experts

01:58 • 2min

3

Major Depression - What's the Catch 22?

03:45 • 2min

4

Psychiatry Is a Science, Not a Drug

05:24 • 2min

5

Darts and Letters Podcast - The New Book's Network

07:12 • 2min

6

Are the Courts Screening Out the Bad Science?

08:47 • 4min

7

Is There a Difference Between Inadmissibility and Expertise?

12:28 • 2min

8

Is the Jury of Your Peers?

14:35 • 2min

9

The Need for a Stronger Research Culture in Forensic Science

16:11 • 2min

10

Are Experts Able to Be Objective?

18:03 • 4min

11

The Use of Psychological Assessments in the Judiciary

22:09 • 2min

12

Psychological Assessment in the Legal System

23:40 • 2min

13

Using Multi Voxal Pattern Analysis to Predict Violence

25:27 • 2min

14

Bringing Neologiclimaging Into the Call Rooms

27:41 • 3min

15

Are You More Likely to Commit Violence?

30:29 • 2min

16

The Danger of Using Machine Learning to Predict Violence

32:30 • 2min

17

Is the Justice System Less Democratic?

34:18 • 3min

18

Criminal Justice

37:24 • 2min

19

Evidence Based Forensics and Neuroscience

39:02 • 3min

20

Criminal Defense Attorneys Aren't Challengers of Brain Imaging

42:31 • 2min

21

Tech Won't Save Us - Part 2

44:26 • 3min

22

What Is Mental Illness?

46:59 • 3min

23

Psychoanalysis - A History of Mental Illness

50:21 • 4min

24

Mental Turbulence and the Asylum

54:47 • 2min

25

Is This an Early Example of Mental Illness Being Used in the Justice System?

57:04 • 2min

26

The Trial of the Century

59:25 • 5min