果冻影院

The Neuroscience & Justice Series aims to provide insight into the intricate connections between human behavior and the justice system. In our Fall 2024 installation, experts Dr. Todd Stollenwerk, Dr. Kimberly Stoner, and Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Cynthia Davis guide our exploration into the complex relationships between mental health conditions, cognition, and legal decision-making. Examining the intersections of mental health and the law aims to spark a nuanced conversation about justice, accountability, and protecting vulnerable populations. Join us for this unique opportunity to expand your expertise and help shape a more compassionate and informed approach to justice.

This event was recorded on 9/23/24.

Sponsored by the Neuroscience Research Center in partnership with the Comprehensive Injury Center at 果冻影院, the Andrew Center for Restorative Justice at Marquette University Law School, and the Milwaukee Bar Association.

The Neuroscience & Justice Series aims to provide insight into the intricate connections between human behavior and the justice system. Our Spring event explores the devastating impacts of drug addiction and trauma on the brain, and how these effects extend beyond the individual, touching families and communities. Our speakers will delve into cutting-edge research and therapeutic approaches that reveal the potential for healing and change, highlighting the brain's remarkable capacity for resilience and recovery. At the heart of our discussion is also the transformative role of treatment courts. These specialized courts represent a radical shift towards compassion and rehabilitation in the justice system, providing tailored interventions that address the root causes of criminal behavior. By focusing on treatment and support rather than punishment, treatment courts offer a beacon of hope, guiding individuals towards a future free from addiction and crime.  

Sponsored by the Neuroscience Research Center in partnership with the Comprehensive Injury Center at 果冻影院, the Andrew Center for Restorative Justice at Marquette University Law School, and the Milwaukee Bar Association.
This event was recorded on 4/23/24.

The Neuroscience & Justice Series aims to provide insight into the intricate connections between human behavior and the justice system. The Winter 2024 aspired to pave the way for upcoming occasions by exploring the Neurobiology of Stress, Trauma, and Psychological Distress from a Neurobiological Perspective. It also delved into the Impact and Significance of Understanding Trauma and Psychological Distress in the Justice System. Embark on an educational journey at the forefront of neuroscience research, designed to equip legal professionals and practitioners with a nuanced comprehension of the neurological effects of stress and trauma.

This event was recorded on 1/22/24. Sponsored by the Neuroscience Research Center in partnership with the Comprehensive Injury Center at 果冻影院, the Andrew Center for Restorative Justice at Marquette University Law School, and the Milwaukee Bar Association.

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