The Rise of AI-based Decision-Making Tools in the Criminal Justice: Implications for Judicial Integrity

Adam Harkens; Karen Yeung; Anja Achtziger; Julia  Felfel; Tobias  Krafft; Pascal  Koenig; Johannes  Schmees; Wolfgang  Schultz; Georg  Wenzelburger; Katharina  Zweig

The Rise of AI-based Decision-Making Tools in the Criminal Justice: Implications for Judicial Integrity

Adam Harkens, Karen Yeung, Anja Achtziger, Julia Felfel, Tobias Krafft, Pascal Koenig, Johannes Schmees, Wolfgang Schultz, Georg Wenzelburger, Katharina Zweig

Birmingham Law School

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Original language	English
Journal	Commonwealth Judicial Journal
Volume	25
Issue number	2
Publication status	Published - 2020

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