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JUDGES in the US are waking up to the potential misuse of brain-scanning technologies. Last month, Judge John Kennedy of the New Jersey Judiciary rallied 50 of his peers to discuss protecting courts from junk neuroscience. In September, an Indian court jailed a murder suspect for life, partly on the basis of a brain scan. Meanwhile Cephos of Tyngsboro, Massachusetts, is one of several US companies
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