legislative blind spot in murder cases; The necessity to redefine the concept of "madness" in the age of artificial intelligence "Iran": The Seventh International Congress of Psychiatric Law at the University of Tehran concluded its work in the presence of lawyers, judges, psychiatrists and legal elites and discussed the new dimensions of neuroscience, genetics and the challenges of the criminal justice system. At this conference, homicide investigators and special experts called, referring to real criminal cases, to accept the concept of "diminished responsibility" for defendants suffering from severe mental disorders and to avoid a zero and one approach to the category of sanity and sanity. Referring to the dynamic capabilities of the Imami ruling, experts emphasized that the judicial response to the mentally ill should be accompanied by treatment-oriented approaches, changing old laws and protecting brain data from the development of artificial intelligence. Read the full text here.

legislative blind spot in murder cases; The necessity to redefine the concept of "madness" in the age of artificial intelligence "Iran": The Seventh International Congress of Psychiatric Law at the University of Tehran concluded its work in the presence of lawyers, judges, psychiatrists and legal elites and discussed the new dimensions of neuroscience, genetics and the challenges of the criminal justice system. At this conference, homicide investigators and special experts called, referring to real criminal cases, to accept the concept of "diminished responsibility" for defendants suffering from severe mental disorders and to avoid a zero and one approach to the category of sanity and sanity. Referring to the dynamic capabilities of the Imami ruling, experts emphasized that the judicial response to the mentally ill should be accompanied by treatment-oriented approaches, changing old laws and protecting brain data from the development of artificial intelligence. Read the full text here.