Neuroscience of Memory in the Courtroom

Speakers

Honorable Curtis Karnow San Francisco Superior Court Judge	Dr. Emily Murphy, Ph.D, J.D. UC Hastings Law School

Moderator

Rebecca Bers San Francisco City Attorney’s Office

From witness testimony to jury deliberations, memory is a critical part of our trial system. This panel will discuss the development of scientific research regarding memory, the role of technology in understanding memory, and the practical implications on trials.

Topics

•  Cutting edge research on the neuroscience of memory
•  Technological attempts to “solve” memory issues
•  Admissibility of expert testimony

Section Chair

Lauren Kramer Sujeeth, Rogers Joseph O'Donnell

Event Code: G213104

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