Be one with the trees, stay out of jail.

Convincing a jury that there’s a chemical imbalance in your brain might not be the smartest gameplay if you’re trying to avoid jail time.

Researchers have shown that they can disrupt the brain region that chooses a suitable punishment for a crime, bringing about milder punishments without changing the perception of the culprit’s guiltiness.

Scientific findings have determined that gang killings move in a systemic pattern, and this research will better equip communities to prevent gang massacres.

Radical new technology could make it possible to rehabilitate the brains of prisoners with brain implants. But is it ethical?