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

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.