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An example of a justification defense is:
Victim consent
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Legal insanity
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Mental disability
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Duress
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DNA evidence is used overwhelmingly in issues of:
Guilt and innocence
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Mitigation
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Affirmative defense
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Brain imaging is used solely to address issues of:
Guilt and innocence
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Mitigation
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Affirmative defense
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The MAOA gene is the most frequently used gene as a mitigating factor in murder cases.
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This technique is used to greatly amplify the number of copies of a DNA sample from a crime scene to get enough copies for testing:
Electrophoresis
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Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)
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fMRI
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MRI
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This procedure allows us to see functioning of the brain in real time:
MRI
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CAT Scan
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EEG
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fMRI
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A mistake in logic made when one makes an inference about individuals deduced from aggregate statistical data derived from the group to which he or she belongs is called:
Stereotyping
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Racism
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Ecological fallacy
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Affirmative defense
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Brain scanning tells us the probable state of the subject's mind at the time of the scan; it cannot settle matters of legal responsibility entirely.
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Having a relatively inactive amygdala signals a relative lack of:
Empathy
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Fear
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Shame
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Guilt
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