Data Governance for Justice and Human Rights: Forensics, Flow, and Frontiers #956062

Data Governance for Justice and Human Rights: Forensics, Flow and Frontiers examines the historical development and current applications of data in legal decision-making, including AI-driven fact-finding and evidence-based argumentation. It also addresses the governance of legal data, tackling challenges such as AI-generated misinformation, forensic bioinformatics, and cognitive biases in forensic science. Finally, it highlights novel forensic applications, particularly in bioinformatics for human identification. Key Features: · Comprehensive coverage of data-driven approaches in law and justice. · Focus on AI, machine learning, and statistical methods in forensic applications. · Explores governance, ethics, and strategies for reliable legal data use. · Case studies and real-world examples linking theory to practice.