CR02 · Criminology

Forensic Neuroscience & Neurolaw Assessment

What can neuroscience contribute to the legally relevant question in this case?

Forensic neuroscience designed under criminological, legal and medical advisory.
Forensic Neuroscience & Neurolaw Assessment research scene
Forensic neuroscience designed under criminological, legal and medical advisory.Forensic Neuroscience & Neurolaw Assessment

What can neuroscience contribute to the legally relevant question in this case?

CriminologyEye TrackingEEGForensic NeuroscienceNeurolawLie Detection
FIELDCriminology
EXECUTIONAD HOC · in-person scientific protocol
TECHNOLOGY PATHEye Tracking · EEG
STUDY CODECR02
The research question

What can neuroscience contribute to the legally relevant question in this case?

Forensic Neuroscience & Neurolaw Assessment applies neuroscience to a specific legal or investigative question. The protocol can examine cognitive capacity, voluntary control, memory, recognition, decision-making, concealed information and deception-related response patterns. Each case is designed with criminological / intelligence input, legal advisory and medical assistance. The scientific findings support legal analysis but do not replace the legal determination made by the competent authority.

ParticipantsPrimarily individual case assessment. Specialized group research can be configured for legal-decision, evidence-processing or comparative forensic questions.
Minimum sampleIndividual case research: N = 1. Group studies: protocol-defined.
DurationAD HOC according to the legal question, task battery and evidence protocol.
Research environments
Controlled forensic neuroscience assessmentLegal / investigative research settingProtocol-defined in-person environment
Technology configuration

Measurement follows the task

The technology path shown here is the approved structure for this service. The exact protocol is configured around the research question, environment and participant flow.

01 · CoreEye Tracking

Attention, recognition, visual search, evidence sampling and decision-process measurement.

02 · AdvancedEye Tracking + EEG

Adds event-related neurophysiological measurement, including protocol-defined P300 / concealed-information paradigms when scientifically appropriate.

Typical protocol · Criminology

How this study is executed.

The protocol below reflects the service definition developed for Neuro Garage. Final details are confirmed before execution.

01

Define the legally relevant question under criminological / intelligence, legal and medical advisory.

02

Select the task architecture for cognitive capacity, voluntary control, memory, recognition, evidence processing, decision-making or deception / concealed-information research.

03

Configure standardized and case-specific stimuli without disclosing unnecessary investigative information to the participant.

04

Record Eye Tracking and EEG when required, including event-related responses under an approved P300 / concealed-information protocol.

05

Differentiate deception-related indicators from recognition / concealed-information responses in the scientific analysis.

06

Integrate memory, recognition, voluntary-control, risk / decision and neurophysiological findings into the case-specific evidence profile.

07

Deliver scientific findings for legal interpretation without converting a single physiological response into an automatic legal conclusion.

Typical outputs

What this specific study can produce

01Legal-Cognitive Capacity Profile
02Lie Detection Response — protocol-defined
03Concealed Information / Recognition Response
04Memory & Evidence Processing
05Voluntary Control Profile
06Decision & Risk Processing
07Neurophysiological Response
08Neurolaw Evidence Profile
09Case-Specific Scientific Findings
Decisions supported

What the client can change with the evidence

The study is designed to translate observed behavior into concrete operational, people, design or risk-management decisions.

01Support case-specific legal analysis
02Identify evidence or memory questions requiring deeper investigation
03Evaluate concealed-information / recognition hypotheses
04Assess cognitive or voluntary-control questions within the approved protocol
05Design additional forensic neuroscience research
06Study how judges, prosecutors, lawyers, jurors or other legal actors process evidence when configured as a group-research project
Scientific configuration

The method follows the question

Technology is selected because it is scientifically appropriate for the research objective, not because a device must be used. Santiago configures the study scope, stimuli, participant flow and measurement path before execution.

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