Build your legal foundation

Each module is a reusable component. Combine international treaties, national neurorights statutes, criminal law, and evidence protocols to match your jurisdiction and case type.

Module A

Human rights foundations

UNCAT (mental torture), ICCPR Art. 7, OPCAT detention oversight, UN HRC Resolution 51/3 on neurotechnology.

  • Universal prohibition of torture including mental suffering
  • Right to mental integrity and cognitive liberty
  • International monitoring gaps for neural technologies
Module B

Neurorights legislation

Constitutional and statutory neurorights — modular templates for national adoption.

  • Chile — constitutional amendment (2021) + neurorights law; Girardi v. Emotiv (2023)
  • Brazil — neurological rights constitutional amendment (2023)
  • Colorado HB 24-1058 — neural data as sensitive personal information (2024)
  • California SB 1223 — CCPA neural data protections (2024)
  • Mexico & Parlatino — model neurorights frameworks under development
Module C

Covert torture criminal law

Domestic criminal codes applied to no-touch torture, coercive neuromodulation, and organized harassment.

  • Mental torture statutes (U.S. 18 U.S.C. § 2340A and equivalents)
  • Campbell and Cosans v. UK — threats and mental suffering as inhuman treatment
  • Organized stalking and conspiracy provisions
  • Non-consensual medical experimentation (Nuremberg Code lineage)
Module D

Directed energy & EM weapons

Legal mechanisms for electromagnetic and directed-energy abuse claims.

  • Assault and battery analogues for non-contact injury
  • Environmental and workplace RF exposure regulations
  • Havana Syndrome litigation precedents and embassy incidents
  • Evidence standards for RF detection and medical correlation
Module E

Biological & nanotechnology abuse

Frameworks for invisible biological agents, nano-delivery, and covert implant claims.

  • Biological weapons conventions and domestic BW statutes
  • Medical device regulation for covert implants
  • Informed consent and non-consensual experimentation law
  • Forensic imaging and chain-of-custody protocols
Module F

Evidence & detection standards

Building admissible cases when abuse is designed to be invisible.

  • MRI, CT, RF scanning, and neural signal analysis protocols
  • Expert witness networks for neurotechnology cases
  • Civil vs. criminal standards of proof
  • Cross-border jurisdiction and extraterritorial claims
Module G

International & strategic litigation

Regional courts, UN mechanisms, and collective action models.

  • European Court of Human Rights mental integrity jurisprudence
  • Inter-American neurorights trajectory (Chile, Brazil)
  • Class action and NGO-led litigation (e.g. Targeted Justice v. Garland, H-23-1013)
  • Special rapporteur petitions and treaty-body complaints

Landmark cases & instruments

Chile — Girardi v. Emotiv Inc. (2023)

Supreme Court ordered deletion of brain data; established brain data as protected personal data.

Colorado HB 24-1058 (2024)

First U.S. state law classifying neural data as sensitive under consumer privacy law.

Chile & Brazil neurorights (2021–2023)

Constitutional neurorights amendments — templates for global legislation.

Targeted Justice v. Garland (2023)

Federal civil action documenting surveillance and harassment claims against U.S. agencies.

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