Neurophysiology vs. "innocent responsibility"
The article discusses the legal problems associated with the need to use not only knowledge in the field of jurisprudence, but also in the field of neurophysiology in analyzing the guilt / innocence of individuals in certain categories of cases involving injury to health and property. Legal situations are modeled and analyzed in which the subject can be found “guilty” in the absence of actual guilt. It is pointed out that modern knowledge of legal reality should be systemic in nature, taking into account modern natural science (extra-legal) knowledge.