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How to translate neuropsychological data into claims about criminal responsibility: the case of the psychopathic offender

Are psychopathic offenders (completely) criminally responsible for their crimes? (Kiehl & Sinnott-Armstrong 2013). Some argue that certain neuropsychological evidence shows that psychopathic offenders are not criminally responsible or are less criminally responsible for their crimes.(Morse 2008 ; Focqueaert, Glenn and Raine, 2015 ; Siffred and Hirstein 2003). We maintain that the current neurological evidence cannot support the conclusion that psychopaths are not criminally responsible or less criminally responsible for their crimes.

Criminal responsibility ; psychopathy ; neuropsychological data ; the interface problem

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