Artificial Inteligence and Digital Evidence in Criminal Proceedings

Artificial Intelligence and Digital Evidence in Criminal Proceedings explores the intersection of advanced technology and the legal system. The book examines how AI tools are increasingly utilized in criminal investigations, from data analysis to predictive policing, and discusses the implications of digital evidence in court. It highlights the challenges of ensuring the reliability and integrity of AI-generated evidence, addresses ethical considerations, and emphasizes the need for legal frameworks to adapt to technological advancements. Through case studies and expert insights, the book provides a comprehensive overview of the evolving role of AI in criminal justice.

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Dodo Jugheli, a PhD student at the School of Law of Grigol Robakidze University, is a member of the Georgian Association of Personal Data Protection Officers and the Georgian Bar Association. She is employed at the Labor Inspection Service of the State Government of Georgia and has authored numerous articles in the realm of criminal law.