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You know it's almost 2024 because the judges, clerks and support staff in England & Wales have been issued with guidance on how to use #AI in the court & tribunal system https://lnkd.in/eqcfRqAu #future #GenAI #chatgpt #legaltech #futureoflaw #judges #tribunals

Aren't we all using ChatGPT now? Criminals included. ChatGPT (and other LLMs) have added a new dimension to the ongoing battle between criminals and law enforcement. Click the Play button to learn five ways criminals use ChatGPT. *Check out the first comment to find out what law enforcement authorities need to know about criminal use of ChatGPT.

Staqu Technologies revolutionizes law enforcement with Crime GPT Link in the comments Atul Rai Staqu Technologies #mediabrief #StaquTechnologies #CrimeGPT #PrashantKumar #DGPUttarPradesh #specialtaskforce #ai #digital #media

AI judges: Faster justice or a threat to judicial impartiality? #AI #AIethics #LegalTech #JusticeSystem #FutureOfLaw #TechInCourts #EthicalAI

Discover how AI can transform the criminal justice system! 🏊♀️Dive into my latest project, where I explore using multi-agent AI frameworks, like LangChain and CrewAI, to revolutionize legal training and enhance court efficiency. From simulating arraignments to reducing case backlogs, this technology is set to reshape the future of law. #LegalTech #AIinLaw #CriminalJustice #Innovation #Deepfake https://lnkd.in/g_nXHmhW

Francesca Palmiotto spoke with Fair Trials' Legal Officer Chryssa Mela about the advantages and disadvantages of #AI, especially in the intersection of law enforcement and migration control.   In Francesca's view, everyone can play a role in preserving fair trial rights in the era of AI, starting with member states. They should consider what would be acceptable or not regarding the use of this technology in relation to defendants.   Francesca also emphasized the importance of providing adequate training to legal practitioners when challenging AI in court, as "it is profoundly changing the criminal justice system."   Watch the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/ekUe8n54   #humanrights #migration #AI #EU

The Madhya Pradesh High Court’s exploration into AI applications represents a significant step towards modernizing the criminal justice system. By considering AI for interpreting sign language and analyzing crime scene data, the Court aims to enhance accessibility and efficiency in legal processes. The synchronization of ICJS with the SANDES App is set to improve data sharing and communication, potentially transforming criminal investigations. The Court's initiative highlights the potential for technology to address existing challenges and enhance the justice system. #legaltech #criminaljusticesystem #aiinlaw #madhyapradeshhighcourt #innovationinlaw #legalreform

Part of my vision for Domestic Violence Statute Matcher is to give users a NLT Bible, as a gift. The #AI tool I developed can help them do justice & save their life. But the Bible can save their soul. They need both. ———— #domesticviolence #domesticabuse #domesticviolenceadvocate

ChatGPT, question: What do you call the worst kind of loyalty like the one that is achieved through bribery? ChatGPT answers: The worst kind of loyalty achieved through bribery is often referred to as corrupt loyalty or bought loyalty. This term describes a situation where someone's allegiance or support is secured not through genuine commitment or belief in a cause, but through financial incentives or other forms of bribery. This type of loyalty is generally considered unethical and unreliable, as it is based on personal gain rather than principles or genuine support. Knesset US Congress International Court of Justice (ICJ) International Criminal Court @Miami Dade College Broward College Antioch University New England Florida International University Florida State University Columbia University New York University UCLA University of Florida University of South Florida

I'm always fascinated by the way lawyers and now members of the judiciary are finding innovative ways to apply AI solutions to their work! U.S. Circuit Judge Kevin Newson was faced with the always thorny issue of statutory interpretation in this case outlined below in understanding the term "physically restrained" when it came to reviewing the law applied to a scenario where a man "pointed a gun at a cashier, demanded a register be emptied, and then left". The sentencing judge said that by doing so, the defendant "physically restrained" the cashier, even though he never touched the victim." Judge Newson, on review of that sentencing judge's decision, decided to give AI technology a whirl as there was no dictionary definition that resonated for the entire phrase. AI assisted him in his deliberation and reasoning (Read the judgment in United States v. Deleon, 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, No. 23-10478 to find how). His conclusion about the benefit of the technology was clear; As a result, the judge said he increasingly believed such programs "may well serve a valuable auxiliary role as we aim to triangulate ordinary meaning." In my view, Judge Newson is to be applauded for delving into a good judicial "use case" for AI to help "interpret words and phrases in contracts, regulations and other legal texts." These are new, innovative technology aids to the profession, not to be feared or recklessly applied, but when integrated within the context of using discretion and good professional judgment, a worthy companion to the rigours of a "wordy" discipline, the law. #legalai #legaltechnology #legaleducation #judiciary #legalpractice