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Cases and Articles Cited

Case Name	Citation(s)	Court	Jurisdiction	Date †	Full Text		Citation Index
"Is Deterrence Relevant in Sentencing White-Collar Criminals?"	(2015) 61 Wayne Law Review 27	Wayne Law Review	United States	circa 2015	HeinOnline / Westlaw		2
"How Folk Beliefs about Free Will Influence Sentencing: A New Target for the Neuro-Determinist Critics of Criminal Law"	(2013) 16 New Criminal Law Review 449	New Criminal Law Review	United States	circa 2013	HeinOnline / LexisNexis		1
"Avoiding Irrational NeuroLaw Exuberance: A Plea for Neuromodesty"	(2011) 3 Law Innovation & Technology 209	Law, Innovation & Technology	United Kingdom	circa 2011			1
"The Role of Deterrence in the Formulation of Criminal Law Rules: At Its Worst When Doing Its Best"	(2003) 91 Georgetown Law Journal 949	Georgetown Law Journal	United States	circa 2003	HeinOnline / LexisNexis		6
Robinson v California	370 US 660; 8 L Ed 758; 8 L Ed 2d 758; 82 SCt 1417; 8 L Ed 2	United States Supreme Court	United States	25 Jun 1962	WorldLII		353
M'Naghten's Case	[1843] EngR 875; [1843-60] All ER 229; (1843) 4 St Tr NS 847; (1843) 10 Cl & F 200; 1 Car & Kir 130; 8 ER 718	House of Lords	United Kingdom	circa 1843	CommonLII		197
8 Er 718	8 ER 718		United Kingdom		CommonLII		224