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Shay et al.: Do Robots Dream of Electric Laws? An Experiment in Law as Algorithm
Professor Dr. Lisa Shay of the West Point Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, and colleagues, presented a paper entitled Do Robots Dream of Electric Laws? An Experiment in Law a… more →
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Shay et al.: Do Robots Dream of Electric Laws? An Experiment in Law as Algorithm
wrote 2 months ago: Professor Dr. Lisa Shay of the West Point Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, … more →
Ferguson on Predictive Policing: The Future of Reasonable Suspicion
wrote 3 months ago: Professor Andrew G. Ferguson of University of the District of Columbia Law School has published Pred … more →
Koops: Criminal Law and Cyberspace as a Challenge for Legal Research
wrote 5 months ago: Professor Dr. Bert-Jaap Koops of Tilburg University Institute of Law, Technology, and Society has pu … more →
Bushway et al. on the Influence of Advisory Sentencing Guidelines on Judicial Decision Making
wrote 11 months ago: Professor Dr. Shawn D. Bushway of the University of Albany, Professor Dr. Emily G. Owens of Cornell … more →
Fulda on Implications of a Logical Paradox for Computer-dispensed Justice Reconsidered
wrote 1 year ago: Dr. Joseph S. Fulda has published Implications of a logical paradox for computer-dispensed justice r … more →
Lanzara on How New Media Change the Way Judges Deal with Trial Transcripts
wrote 2 years ago: Professor Dr. Giovan Francesco Lanzara of Università di Bologna Dipartimento di Scienza Politica has … more →
Hartley, Miller, & Spohn on Type of Counsel and Its Effect on Criminal Court Outcomes
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wrote 2 years ago: Professor Dr. Richard D. Hartley and Professor Dr. Holly Ventura Miller, both of The University of T … more →
Jackson on Court-Provided Trial Technology in Criminal Trials
wrote 2 years ago: Professor Sheryl Jackson of the Queensland University of Technology School of Law has published Cour … more →
Hoffmeister on Jurors in the Digital Age
wrote 2 years ago: Professor Thaddeus Hoffmeister of the University of Dayton School of Law has posted a paper entitled … more →
Green & Kugler on Community Perceptions of Theft Seriousness
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wrote 2 years ago: Professor Stuart P. Green of the Rutgers University School of Law–Newark, and Dr. Matthew B. Kugler … more →
Gazal-Ayal & Sulitzeanu-Kenan on Ethnic In-Group Bias in Judicial Decisions
wrote 2 years ago: Dr. Oren Gazal-Ayal of the University of Haifa Faculty of Law, and Dr. Raanan Sulitzeanu-Kenan of th … more →
Bex et al. on A Hybrid Formal Theory of Arguments, Stories, and Criminal Evidence
wrote 2 years ago: Dr. Floris J. Bex of The University of Dundee Argumentation Research Group, and colleagues, have pub … more →
Mears & Barnes, Toward a Systematic Foundation for Identifying Evidence-Based Criminal Justice Sanctions and Their Relative Effectiveness
wrote 2 years ago: Professor Daniel P. Mears of the Florida State University College of Criminology and Criminal Justic … more →
Badeaux on Problems with the Preservation of Evidence in Texas
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wrote 2 years ago: Danielle Badeaux of the Texas Tech University School of Law has published The DNA’s Over There … more →
Gray & Barnett on Sustainable Juries: Thinking Outside Peer Jury Criminal Trials
wrote 2 years ago: Professor Dr. Anthony Gray and Eola Barnett, LLB, both of the University of Southern Queensland Scho … more →
Azuelos-Atias On the Incoherence of Legal Language to the General Public
wrote 2 years ago: Dr. Sol Azuelos-Atias of the University of Haifa Department of Hebrew Language has published On the … more →
Wheate & Jamieson on A Tale of Two Approaches – The NAS Report and the Law Commission Consultation Paper on Forensic Science
wrote 2 years ago: Dr. Rhonda M. Wheate, of the Glasgow Caledonian University School of Law and Social Sciences, Depart … more →
Wheatcroft & Ellison on the Influence of Courtroom Questioning and Pre-Trial Preparation on Adult Witness Accuracy
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wrote 3 years ago: Dr. Jacqueline Wheatcroft of the University of Liverpool School of Psychology Centre for Investigati … more →
Lange et al. on Contextual Biases in the Interpretation of Auditory Evidence
wrote 3 years ago: Nick D. Lange of the University of Oklahoma Department of Psychology Decision Processes Laboratory, … more →
