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B. Brożek, J. Hage, Between Law And The Cognitive Sciences. A Manifesto -- J. Hage, Are The Cognitive Sciences Relevant For Law? -- C. Heidemann, Social And Normative Facts -- Ł. Kurek, Law, Folk Psychology And Cognitive Science -- K. Tobia, Law And The Cognitive Science Of Ordinary Concepts -- C. Roversi, Cognitive Science And The Nature Of Law -- Brożek, The Architecture Of The Legal Mind -- M.b. Hoffman, The Psychology Of The Trial Judge -- A. Leibovitch, Institutional Design And The Psychology Of The Trial Judge -- E. Aharoni, Bias As The Surface Or The Core? A Comment On The Psychology Of The Trial Judge -- P. Pałka, Private Law And Cognitive Science -- B. Brożek, M. Jakubiec, Private Law And Cognitive Science: A Methodological Commentary --. J. Hage, A. Waltermann, Responsibility, Liability, And Retribution --. M. Małecki, M. Sławiński, Guilt In Criminal Law: Guilt In Us Or In Stars? -- G. Meynen, The Insanity Defense -- L. Claydon, P. Catley, Thoughts On The Insanity Defense --. P. Haselager, Implications Of Neurotechnology: Brain Recording And Intervention -- J.c. Moriarty, Neuroimaging Evidence In Us Courts -- 1. D.w. Denno, Neuroscientific Evidence In Context -- B. Kucharzyk, Some Issues In Interpreting Neuroscientific Evidence -- A.r. Mackor, H. Jellema, P.j. Van Koppen, Explanation-based Approaches To Reasoning About Evidence And Proof In Criminal Trials --. G. Pavlakos, A Non-naturalist Account Of Law's Place In Reality -- P. Chiassoni, The Law & Cognitive Science Enterprise: A Few Analytic Notes -- J. Stelmach, The Cognitive Approach In Legal Science And Practice: A History Of Four Revolutions. Edited By Bartosz Brożek, Jaap Hage, Nicole A Vincent. Includes Bibliographical References. Electronic Reproduction. Cambridge Available Via World Wide Web.