IAS: Methodology Institute, London School of EconomicsWA-S: Chancey Stillman Professor of Ethics and Professor of Kenan Institute for Ethics, Duke UniversityJS: Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics, Oxford University

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• Foreword ; Philip Campbell ; Contributors ; 1. Introduction: Deviance, classification and bio-prediction ; Ilina Singh and Walter Sinnott-Armstrong ; 2. Behavioural Biomarkers: What Are They Good For? Towards the Ethical Use of Biomarkers ; Matthew Baum and Julian Savulescu ; 3. Bioprediction in Youth Justice ; Charlotte Walsh ; 4. The Inclusion of Biological Risk Factors in Violence Risk Assessments ; John Monahan ; 5. Bioprediction in Criminal Cases ; Christopher Slobogin ; 6.The Limits of Legal Use of Neuroscience ; Colin Campbell and Nigel Eastman ; 7. Rethinking the Implications of Discovering Biomarkers for Biologically-Based Criminality ; Paul Root Wolpe ; 8. MAOA and the Bioprediction of Antisocial Behavior: Science Fact and Science Fiction ; Joshua W. Buckholtz and Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg ; 9. Genetic biomarker research of callous-unemotional traits in children: Implications for the law and policy making ; Essi Viding and Ewan McCrory ; 10. The neural code for intentions in the human brain ; John Dylan-Haynes ; 11. Biomarkers: Potential and challenges ; Michael Rutter ; 12. Neuroimaging-based Automatic Classification of Schizophrenia ; Vince D. Calhoun and Mohammad R. Arbabshirania

IAS: Methodology Institute, London School of EconomicsWA-S: Chancey Stillman Professor of Ethics and Professor of Kenan Institute for Ethics, Duke UniversityJS: Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics, Oxford University

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• Foreword ; Philip Campbell ; Contributors ; 1. Introduction: Deviance, classification and bio-prediction ; Ilina Singh and Walter Sinnott-Armstrong ; 2. Behavioural Biomarkers: What Are They Good For? Towards the Ethical Use of Biomarkers ; Matthew Baum and Julian Savulescu ; 3. Bioprediction in Youth Justice ; Charlotte Walsh ; 4. The Inclusion of Biological Risk Factors in Violence Risk Assessments ; John Monahan ; 5. Bioprediction in Criminal Cases ; Christopher Slobogin ; 6.The Limits of Legal Use of Neuroscience ; Colin Campbell and Nigel Eastman ; 7. Rethinking the Implications of Discovering Biomarkers for Biologically-Based Criminality ; Paul Root Wolpe ; 8. MAOA and the Bioprediction of Antisocial Behavior: Science Fact and Science Fiction ; Joshua W. Buckholtz and Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg ; 9. Genetic biomarker research of callous-unemotional traits in children: Implications for the law and policy making ; Essi Viding and Ewan McCrory ; 10. The neural code for intentions in the human brain ; John Dylan-Haynes ; 11. Biomarkers: Potential and challenges ; Michael Rutter ; 12. Neuroimaging-based Automatic Classification of Schizophrenia ; Vince D. Calhoun and Mohammad R. Arbabshirania

IAS: Methodology Institute, London School of EconomicsWA-S: Chancey Stillman Professor of Ethics and Professor of Kenan Institute for Ethics, Duke UniversityJS: Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics, Oxford University

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• Foreword ; Philip Campbell ; Contributors ; 1. Introduction: Deviance, classification and bio-prediction ; Ilina Singh and Walter Sinnott-Armstrong ; 2. Behavioural Biomarkers: What Are They Good For? Towards the Ethical Use of Biomarkers ; Matthew Baum and Julian Savulescu ; 3. Bioprediction in Youth Justice ; Charlotte Walsh ; 4. The Inclusion of Biological Risk Factors in Violence Risk Assessments ; John Monahan ; 5. Bioprediction in Criminal Cases ; Christopher Slobogin ; 6.The Limits of Legal Use of Neuroscience ; Colin Campbell and Nigel Eastman ; 7. Rethinking the Implications of Discovering Biomarkers for Biologically-Based Criminality ; Paul Root Wolpe ; 8. MAOA and the Bioprediction of Antisocial Behavior: Science Fact and Science Fiction ; Joshua W. Buckholtz and Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg ; 9. Genetic biomarker research of callous-unemotional traits in children: Implications for the law and policy making ; Essi Viding and Ewan McCrory ; 10. The neural code for intentions in the human brain ; John Dylan-Haynes ; 11. Biomarkers: Potential and challenges ; Michael Rutter ; 12. Neuroimaging-based Automatic Classification of Schizophrenia ; Vince D. Calhoun and Mohammad R. Arbabshirania