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L A W,   L A N G U A G E   &   C O G N I T I O N Programs & Events   |   Affiliated Faculty   |    Publications   |   Centers Home Since its creation in 1999, the Center has held several interdisciplinary conferences and symposia, bringing leading scholars and specialists from around the world to Brooklyn Law School. To read the proceedings of many of these conferences and symposia, click on the links below. Corporate Misbehavior by Elite Decision-Makers Symposium:       Perspectives from Law and Social Psychology     Brooklyn Law Review, Volume 70, #4 (2005) 3 Perspectives on Criminal Justice     Journal of Law & Policy, Volume 13, #1 (2005) Creating and Interpreting Law in a Multilingual Environment     Brooklyn Journal of International Law, Volume 29, #3 (2004) Responsibility and Blame: Psychological and Legal Perspectives     Brooklyn Law Review, Volume 68, #4 (2003) Cognitive Legal Studies: Categorization and Imagination in the Mind of the Law     Brooklyn Law Review, Volume 67, #4 (2002) The Jury in the Twenty-First Century     Brooklyn Law Review, Volume 66, #4 (2001) Cognitive Bases of Gender Bias     Brooklyn Law Review, Volume 65, # 4 (1999) (PDF) Causation, Mental Models, and the Law     Brooklyn Law Review, Volume 65 #1 (1999) (PDF) Back to top

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