SEAL: 1999 Annual Conference

PROGRAM
FRIDAY, September 24
Welcome	Dean David Herring (Univ. of Pittsburgh) Larry Frolik (Univ. of Pittsburgh) Owen Jones (Arizona State)
Towards An Evolutionary Forensic Psychiatry	Andy Thomson (Center for the Study of Mind and Human Interaction)
Possible Neurobiological Bases for the Moral Educative Effect on the Law	Erin O'Hara (George Mason)
Some Evolutionary Thoughts About Wills and Trusts	Jeff Stake (Univ. of Indiana)
Luncheon Break
Emotions, Economics, Evolution, and Law	Owen Jones (Arizona State)
Children Placed at Risk: The Law and Biology of Child Sexual Abuse and Custody	Robin Fretwell Wilson (Univ. of SC)
Bankruptcy and Reciprocity: Or, Why Don't More People File for Bankruptcy?	Todd Zywicki (George Mason)
Keynote Address: Twin Research Perspectives on Behavioral, Legal and Societal Issues	Nancy Segal (California State, Fullerton)
SATURDAY, September 25
Of Profligate Grasshoppers and Parsimonious Ants: Does Evolutionary Psychology Explain the Need for ERISA?	Larry Frolik (Univ. of Pittsburgh)
The Hidden Stakes of the Abortion Debate	Jason Weeden
Female Competition and Its Implications for Law	Cheryl Hanna (Vermont Law School)
Luncheon Break
Nonlinearity in Life and Law: Implications for Evolutionary Legal Theories	J.B. Ruhl (Florida State)
The Incoherence of "Free Will" Assumptions in Light of Evolutionary Selection	John Humbach (Pace)
The Neuroscience of Legal Education	Oliver Goodenough (Vermont Law School)
Open Forum and Concluding Remarks