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A Framework For The Efficient And Ethical Use Of Artificial Intelligence In The Criminal Justice System, Dan Hunter, Mirko Bagaric, Nigel Stobbs
A Framework For The Efficient And Ethical Use Of Artificial Intelligence In The Criminal Justice System, Dan Hunter, Mirko Bagaric, Nigel Stobbs
Florida State University Law Review
Machine learning techniques are transforming the manner in which much of the legal system works, and criminal justice is the area which will be most fundamentally changed. Given the fundamental rights and interests at stake in the criminal justice system, this is also the field where the unthinking application of artificial intelligence ("AI") is most troubling, and where there is the greatest threat to individual rights and the likelihood of unanticipated damage to the rule of law. These problems will occur (and are occurring) throughout the criminal justice system: from data-driven predictive policing systems in the criminal investigation process, through …
An End To Ransom: The Case For Amending The Bail Provision Of The Florida Constitution, Bennett H. Brummer, Bruce S. Rogow
An End To Ransom: The Case For Amending The Bail Provision Of The Florida Constitution, Bennett H. Brummer, Bruce S. Rogow
Florida State University Law Review
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