AI in Prosecution

Abstract The article explores sound approaches prosecutor offices can use in the adoption of AI technology. Prosecutors should consider various factors, including prosecutors’ legal and ethical duties, current use of AI by prosecutors, AI use by law enforcement agencies, and the future use of AI for prosecutors.

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Federal Sentencing Reporter
Published
2025-10-31
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1215/10539867-11834092
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Artificial Intelligence in Law
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AI in Prosecution

Jason Kalish, Antonia Merzon, Kristine Hamann
Federal Sentencing Reporter
Artificial Intelligence in Law
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AI in Prosecution

Jason Kalish, Antonia Merzon, Kristine Hamann
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Abstract

Abstract The article explores sound approaches prosecutor offices can use in the adoption of AI technology. Prosecutors should consider various factors, including prosecutors’ legal and ethical duties, current use of AI by prosecutors, AI use by law enforcement agencies, and the future use of AI for prosecutors.

Federal Sentencing ReporterVol. 37(3-4)
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