Law and Neuroscience
Deborah Denno comments to Inside Fordham on her seminar and lecture series, now in its third cycle,…
Browsing: In the News
The Day When Neurons Go on Trial
Deborah Denno comments to the New York Times about her class that examines the effect…
Drug shortage threatens to hamstring state’s execution reform plans
Deborah Denno comments to the Daily Journal on California’s transition to a new lethal injection…
Death Row Improvises, Lacking Lethal Mix
Deborah Denno comments to the New York Times on the decision by the Missouri Supreme…
Where Do Drugs For Lethal Injections Come From? Few Know
Deborah Denno talks to NPR about Georgia’s new law that makes information about where the…
Fatal Jabs
Deborah Denno comments to the International Herald Tribune for its story on Vietnam’s commitment to…
The Death Penalty’s Slow But Seemingly Sure Decline
Deborah Denno comments to NPR on how the death penalty may never fade away entirely,…
Could Ariel Castro be tried for murder? Case would be unprecedented.
Deborah Denno comments to the Christian Science Monitor on Ariel Castro and the unprecedented effort to…
Explainer: A Murder Charge in the Cleveland Kidnapping Case?
Deborah Denno, professor of law at Fordham University and expert on rape and assault law,…