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Duke Law School
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The Daily Digest, 2/17/11
Until I read the first case today, I had no idea that there were Brain Injury Identification cards! These cards are available through local Brain Injury Associations for “persons with brain injury [who may] have motor and speech impairments that … Continue reading
Posted in Behavioral Genetics, Civil, Criminal, Neuroscience
Tagged brain injury, genetic disorder, habeas, stop and arrest, taser
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