Is there a law anywhere requiring a mandatory post-mortem on the body of any person suspected of extreme anti-social behavior (EASB)? A record of available information from medical and childhood reports on the dead person should also be prepared. Persons who die in violent attacks on others would be covered by such a requirement.
A related law might deal with mandatory medical and psychiatric examination of living individuals convicted of serious crimes related to EASB.
Such laws may give us information related to possible biological causes of EASB. This is obviously a controversial topic, but one of considerable importance to all of us. Critics from one side would ask if such research could damn people who have not committed any crime. Critics from the other side would ask if researchers are looking for excuses for criminal behavior. The greatest sense of responsibility has to be displayed by people who suggest legal provisions to support this research.
It would be valuable if the information and biological specimens are made available to research labs of standing working on this topic.
A few articles on related topics are listed below.
1) Antisocial behavior and polymorphisms in the oxytocin receptor gene: findings in two independent samples https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26390829
2) How to spot a murderer’s brain
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2013/may/12/how-to-spot-a-murderers-brain
3)Antisocial Behavior: Causes & Symptoms https://study.com/academy/lesson/antisocial-behavior-causes-symptoms.html
My point is that if the law permeates the growth of an individual's personality and becomes part of it, then crime can be prevented.Except, of course, for crimes caused by brain abnormalities.According to my empirical research, generally juvenile delinquency is caused by abnormal personality, and the current problems to be solved are as follows:The healthy growth of personality, and the addition of legal elements, for the deviation of the correction of personality bias, the addition of legal elements
When the rule permeates and becomes part of the development of an individual's identity, criminality can be stopped. Except, of course, for crimes linked to brain disorders. In general youth crime is caused by an irregular personality and the issues that must be resolved at the moment; healthy development of personality and the incorporation of legal elements for the deviation from the correction of personality preference;
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