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Lunch Panel: Point-Counter-Point

March 15, 2016

Criminal Behavior and the Brain — 3 of 5 from Fordham Law School on Vimeo.

Elizabeth Bennett: Justice, Court of Appeal of British Columbia, Court of Appeal of Yukon, and Court Martial Appeal of Canada
Jed S. Rakoff: Judge, United States District Court for the Southern District of New York

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