Artificial Intelligence in Criminal Justice: Ethics, Risks and Investigative Applications

Artificial intelligence is transforming criminal justice systems worldwide-from predictive policing algorithms that direct officers to specific neighborhoods, to facial recognition systems that identify suspects, to risk assessment tools that influence bail and sentencing decisions. But at what cost to fundamental rights? In Artificial Intelligence in Criminal Justice: Ethics, Risks and Investigative Applications, attorney and criminal forensic expert André Kologeski delivers a comprehensive examination of how AI is reshaping every stage of the criminal justice process. Drawing on real-world case studies, international regulatory frameworks, and cutting-edge research, this book reveals the hidden biases, accountability gaps, and civil liberties concerns that accompany algorithmic decision-making in law enforcement and the courts. What you'll discover: -How predictive policing creates feedback loops that perpetuate racial disparities -Why facial recognition systems fail disproportionately for people of color -The constitutional challenges posed by opaque risk assessment algorithms -How deepfakes threaten the integrity of digital evidence -Comparative analysis of AI regulation across the EU, US, Brazil, and beyond -Practical strategies for defense attorneys challenging AI evidence -A model legislative framework for responsible AI governance Whether you are a legal professional, law enforcement officer, policymaker, technology developer, or engaged citizen, this book provides the knowledge and analytical tools needed to navigate the complex intersection of artificial intelligence and criminal justice.

Pagina's: 237, Paperback, Independently published