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001Research on the Admissibility and Examination Rules of Algorithmic Evidence in Criminal CasesOpenAlexPaperJie XiaJul 19
002From Paper Trails to AlgorithmsOpenAlexPaperIshita ChatterjeeJul 14
003Algorithmic predictions reduce error and racial disparity in police judgments—until imperfection is disclosedOpenAlexPaperYong Suk LeeJul 8
004ConclusionOpenAlexPaperMichalina MarciaJul 6
005Artificial Intelligence in Document Review: Statistically Defending the Process and Results of E-Discovery WorkflowsOpenAlexPaperAron Ahmadia, Nathan Reff et al.Jun 30
006The Coming Use and Misuse of Artificial Intelligence in the Courtroom: A Judicial Perspective and ProposalOpenAlexPaperWilliam MatthewmanJun 30
007Balancing Personal Liberty and Technology: The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Arrest, Bail, and Detention under Indian Criminal LawOpenAlexPaperPratap Devrao Sawant, Sanjay Kumar PandeyJun 19
008Developing a Machine Learning Algorithm to Detect Biasness in Judicial DecisionsOpenAlexPaperBhoomika Goyal, Aniket Singh et al.Jun 17
009THE OUROBOROS REPORT - Forensic Validation of Aitiopoietic Self-Correction in Artificial GovernanceOpenAlexPaperCarlos ArleoJun 16
010AI Suppression: E-Discovery Software And BradyOpenAlexPaperJason Hartline, Rebecca Wexler et al.Jun 8
011Artificial intelligence between supporting and weakening judicial evidence in courtsOpenAlexPaperAbdulqader AbdulqaderJun 4
012AI biases and the danger of democratic loss - Chris MeniwOpenAlexPaperChris MeniwMay 31
013AI biases and the danger of democratic loss - Chris MeniwOpenAlexPaperChris MeniwMay 31
014AI biases and the danger of democratic loss - Chris MeniwOpenAlexPaperChris MeniwMay 31
015AI biases and the danger of democratic loss - Chris MeniwOpenAlexPaperChris MeniwMay 31
016Scenario-based Bayesian networks for legal evidenceOpenAlexPaperChristian Dahlman, Hylke JellemaMay 23
017AI-Powered Court Judgment Prediction and Legal Document SimplifierOpenAlexPaperKabilan S, Karthik Rajan GN et al.May 14
018Metrics Not Thresholds: How to Regulate AI and Other Expert Methods for Use in Criminal Investigations and ProceedingsOpenAlexPaperRebecca WexlerMay 6
019Contextual justice: citizens’ dialogues on AI judges in JapanOpenAlexPaperToshihiro Urahigashi, Atsushi Yoshikawa et al.Apr 22
020Daubert Meets Google EarthOpenAlexPaperBernard F. Pettingill, PhD and B. Joshua Pettingill MA, MBAApr 13
021Daubert Meets Google EarthOpenAlexPaperBernard F. Pettingill, PhD and B. Joshua Pettingill MA, MBAApr 13
022Reliability and Admissibility of AI-Generated Forensic Evidence in Criminal TrialsOpenAlexPaperSahibpreet SinghApr 10
023AI Hallucination as a Burden of Proof ProblemOpenAlexPaperKannappan ChettiarApr 7
024AI Hallucination as a Burden of Proof ProblemOpenAlexPaperKannappan ChettiarApr 7
025Regression-Based Machine Learning for Predicting Prior Convictions from Administrative Criminal Justice RecordsOpenAlexPaperIsmail Shehu, Kreshnik Myftari et al.Apr 2
026Comparing AI and Human judges: a pilot study of large language models in criminal sentencing predictionOpenAlexPaperOren Gazal-Ayal, Shai Farber et al.Mar 14
027Mitigating Judge-Audience Scoring Discrepancies in DWTS: A Data-Driven Optimization ApproachOpenAlexPaperYuhan Zhang, Jianmei CaoMar 6
028Argumentation Schemes, AI, and Criminal Law: Evaluating Evidence in a Miscarriage of JusticeOpenAlexPaperTracey DowdeswellFeb 23
029The Integration of Data Science and Evidential AnalysisOpenAlexPaperKaren McGregor RichmondFeb 23
030Managing Fuzziness: Leveraging LLMs for Discovering Credibility Indicators in Asylum CasesOpenAlexPaperThomas Gammeltoft-Hansen, Henrik Palmer Olsen et al.Feb 10
031CLER: A benchmark for Chinese litigation evidence reasoningOpenAlexPaperSheng Bi, Kai Yu et al.Feb 7
032Machine Learning in Legal Decision-Making: Analysis of Judicial and Algorithmic Reasoning in Road Homicide CasesOpenAlexPaperGrazia Garzo, Alessandro Palumbo et al.Feb 4
033Multi-Source Retrieval and Reasoning for Legal Sentencing PredictionarXivPaperJunjie Chen, Haitao Li et al.Feb 4
034Criminal Law Challenges in Intellectual Property Infringement: The Interplay between Copyright and Criminal Law in Japanese Case LawOpenAlexPaperMasamitsu TomikawaJan 31
035Probabilities Over <i>p</i> -Values: A Decision Framework for Evidence-Based PolicingOpenAlexPaperScott M. MourtgosJan 29
036Stability, Equality, and Epistemic Change: A Framework for Integrating AI and Emerging Sciences into Criminal AdjudicationOpenAlexPaperDavid HalentaJan 28
037Legal & Constitutional Analysis of Tennessee SB1493 / HB1455OpenAlexPaperAlexander Jorge CisnerosJan 5
038Legal & Constitutional Analysis of Tennessee SB1493 / HB1455OpenAlexPaperAlexander Jorge CisnerosJan 5
039A New Approach for Calculating the Collective Intensity of Circumstances of the Same Type in the M-LAMAC ModelOpenAlexPaperCarlos Rafael Rodríguez-Rodríguez, Yeleny Zulueta-Veliz et al.Jan 1
040AI half-witness:Equalizing rightsOpenAlexPaperDavlatbek FaxriddinovJan 1
041Cognitive Depletion and Judicial Fairness: The Impact and Mitigation of Decision Fatigue in Courtroom OutcomesOpenAlexPaperRudi SchmidtJan 1
042Don’t Judge a Book by its Cover: Testing LLMs’ Robustness Under Logical ObfuscationOpenAlexPaperAbhilekh Borah, Shubhra Ghosh et al.Jan 1
043From Record-Centric Proof to Algorithm-Aware Admissibility: Evaluating AI-Generated Evidence in Indian CourtsOpenAlexPaperSajal Anand, Nikunj Singh YadavJan 1
044GenAI Prompts in eDiscovery: Protected Work Product or Not?OpenAlexPaperTara Emory, Maura R. GrossmanJan 1
045IA generativa e Giustizia: da Osric al Cadi passando per la Sibilla redivivaOpenAlexPaperSaponaro Armando, Massaro PierlucaJan 1
046JuriFindIT: an Italian legal retrieval datasetOpenAlexPaperNiko Dalla Noce, Davide Colla et al.Jan 1
047L'intelligence artificielle au service du juge:la fragilisation du procès civil comme opportunité de renouveauOpenAlexPaperAnne-Sophie LemaireJan 1
048Legal Judgment Prediction: A Reflection on the State of the ArtOpenAlexPaperYi Feng, Chuanyi Li et al.Jan 1
049Make LLMs See Like Investigators, Not Just Think More: The Role of Structured Analysis in Investigative ReasoningOpenAlexPaperJaewook Lee, Myeong-Cheol Kang et al.Jan 1
050Mediocrity is the key for LLM as a Judge Anchor SelectionOpenAlexPaperShachar Don-Yehiya, Asaf Yehudai et al.Jan 1
051Multimodal deep learning for evidence assessment with algorithmic bias analysis in criminal lawOpenAlexPaperHuishan LiJan 1
052Scientific Models and Computer Tiers: A Unified Theory of Admissibility of Machine-Based Expert EvidenceOpenAlexPaperScott DeVito, Andrew W. JursJan 1
053When the Thinking Mode Strengthens the Anchor: Authority-Rationalized Anchoring in LLM Legal JudgmentOpenAlexPaperZ G YaoJan 1
054A Study on the Development of Investigation Result Verification Algorithm through AI-Based Engisch’s Competing Hypothesis Elimination TheoryOpenAlexPaperSung-Mi Park, Gwang-Jae Won et al.Dec 31, 2025
055The Impact of AI on Evidence in Criminal ProceedingsOpenAlexPaperPetr Angyalossy, David AndělDec 31, 2025
056The Use of AI Systems Within the Context of the Offence of Conducting Statistical Analysis Based on the Identity of Judges Under French LawOpenAlexPaperMustafa AkgünDec 26, 2025
057Charge prediction model enhanced by supplying legal knowledgeOpenAlexPaperGuangli Zhu, Yixuan Jiao et al.Dec 23, 2025
058Wrongful Convictions in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Perspectives, Challenges and Research DirectionsOpenAlexPaperRafał WielkiDec 23, 2025
059Jury, Judge, and Executioner: Using LLMs to Steer Gamified Multi-Agent Decision-MakingOpenAlexPaperLauda Dhia Raka, Kemas Muslim LhaksmanaDec 18, 2025
060RestorativeAI: A Hybrid Model Approach to Assess Victim CompensationOpenAlexPaperPetikam Sailaja, Sahaya Giyo J F et al.Dec 18, 2025

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