Article about "brain fingerprinting" being used to exonerate Terry Harrington of the murder of police captain John Schweer in 1977. [Full text requires payment]

Technology for crime investigation using to detect P300 brain wave responses to familiar sights by a suspect, by developer Dr. Larry Farwell.

As polygraphs become increasingly controversial, sparking a cottage industry on how to "beat" the test, scientists are hunting for new high-tech ways of solving the most ancient of human dilemmas: How do you tell if someone is lying?

Iowa court set to rule on admissibility of "brain fingerprinting". By Neil Osterweil.

Steve Kirsch... reckons that the relevant technology companies could deliver a working system of brain fingerprinting databases and a companion retina scanning system for (supposedly anonymous) identification reference in something like ninety days' time.

[Brain fingerprinting] has been touted as being able to accurately identify trained terrorists before they can board planes or even enter the country. By David Coursey.

Reaction to brief summary of the technology by Lawrence Farwell.

Comments on "'Brain Fingerprints' as Defense?" article and 60 Minutes coverage on 21 December 2000.

Electroencephalographic responses and brain fingerprinting--we have a warrant to search your brain. By Dan Brekke.