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Michelle Carter: Will guilty verdict in teen texting suicide case lead to new laws on end-of-life issues?

Found guilty of manslaughter Michelle Carter encouraged Conrad Roy III to commit suicide via text messages. What are the implications of her guilty verdict?

Our Lingering Fascination with True Crime

What is it about true crime that continues to captivate us? What does this interest say about us, and what does studying crime cases teach us about humanity?

Armed Attack On The Gardaí: The Murder of Sergeant James Woods

The tragic story of the unsolved murder of Gardai Sergeant James Woods in the small Irish village of Scartaglen, County Kerry in December 1923.

Crime and Gender: Why Men May Commit More Crime

A lower resting heart rate partially explains why men commit more crime than women, according to a new study by the University of Pennsylvania.

Can Robots Commit Crime? We Could Soon Face A Robot Crimewave

Fear of Artificial Intelligence is a big theme. If an advanced autonomous machine commits a crime of its own accord, how should it be treated by the law?
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