Center for Science & Law

The Center for Science and Law is an independent 501(3)(c) nonprofit, and a leader in the fields of neurolaw and data science. We harness neuroscience, law, ethics, programming, and data science to analyze policies and develop technologies to advance the criminal justice system. Our goal is to steer social policy in an evidenced-based manner, thereby reducing rates of incarceration and providing innovative options for improving the criminal justice system in a cost effective and humane way.

Overview
Status
Category	Analytics
Headquarters	Palo Alto & Houston, TX
Founded	2016
Tags	neurolaw, criminal justice, ai, risk assessment, data science
Website	www.scilaw.org
Social	Twitter

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