According to the summary "Neuroscience in the Courtroom," recent advances in neuroscience have:

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Recent advances in neuroscience have raised important questions about free will and personal responsibility, particularly in cases where criminal behavior may be linked to abnormalities or damage in the brain. While brain scans are not yet considered standard evidence in trials, they can sometimes be admitted as part of a larger argument about a defendant's mental state. However, the reliability of expert witnesses and the cohesiveness of jury decision making have not necessarily been directly impacted by these neuroscience advances.

According to the Summary "Neuroscience in the Courtroom," Recent Advances