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evidenceevidencetestimony2015 Federal TrialJay Giedd's testimony on adolescent brain developmentIn the Day 63 closing argument, Clarke described Giedd's testimony as explaining the biological basis of adolescent development and uneven decision-making. She expressly acknowledged that averages and brain scans could not establish how mature any particular individual was.
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Jay Giedd's testimony on adolescent brain development

In the Day 63 closing argument, Clarke described Giedd's testimony as explaining the biological basis of adolescent development and uneven decision-making. She expressly acknowledged that averages and brain scans could not establish how mature any particular individual was.

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Clarke invoked the adolescent-development testimony in her sentencing argument about youth as mitigation, while acknowledging that brain scans could not determine an individual's maturity.

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2015 Federal Trial

Day 63