Introducing the Neurolaw Youth Summit!

Today, on International Youth Day, Mind on Trial is announcing something we have been building toward since the beginning.

This fall, we will host the first Neurolaw Youth Summit, a free virtual event open to students worldwide.

Here is what it is: students submit a real legal case where brain science should have mattered but didn't, or did. Our editorial team selects the strongest submissions. Selected students present their case analysis live using the Neuro-Legal Case Analysis Framework, the three-lens methodology original to Mind on Trial. A panel of advisors in forensic psychiatry, neurolaw, and legal practice responds.

The whole event is recorded and published permanently on this site.

This is not a webinar. It is not a lecture. It is the first student-led neurolaw forum in existence, and you are invited to be part of it.

Why today? Because International Youth Day exists to recognize what young people are already doing. We are not waiting to be handed a seat at the table. We are building the table.

Applications to present will open soon. In the meantime, follow us on Instagram at @mindontrial_ov and subscribe to this blog so you do not miss the announcement. The mind is on trial. Come ready to argue!

— Maya Dave, Founder, Mind on Trial