What if crime isn't just a choice... but a loop?

Behind every act of violence, every flash of impulse, every shattered boundary, there is a pattern. A neurological pattern. A system built not in a courtroom, but in the architecture of the brain. This is not fiction. This is neuroscience on trial.

"The Neurons of a Criminal" takes you into the dark circuits of behavior that society labels evil, but rarely understands. This is not a book about structure, circuitry, and consequence. It dismantles the myth of pure moral failure. It exposes the real architecture of criminal behavior: the Default Mode Network, the trauma-wired amygdala, the missing regulatory cues from a silenced prefrontal cortex. Crime, in this book, is not excused; it is decoded.

Jems Lucien pulls no punches. Drawing from cutting-edge brain research, real-world case analysis, and identity reformation science,

This book isn't just a deep dive into neurocriminology; it's a blueprint for justice reform, a challenge to the status quo, and a call to reimagine what rehabilitation truly requires.

Dare to Enter the Neurons of a Criminal.