AI in Criminal Justice: Automated Decision-Making Tools and Technology, From Policing to Corrections

Join us for a panel discussion regarding AI in the criminal justice system, from policing to corrections. Our panelists will discuss automated decision-making tools used by law enforcement, prosecutors, defense attorneys, judges, and corrections officials. They will explain a panoply of tools, including genealogical DNA investigations, predictive policing technologies, risk assessment algorithms and facial recognition technology. The panel will offer perspectives on the purported benefits of the tools, and the potential harms of the tools, especially adverse racial impacts. In addition, the panel will discuss new technologies and other tools now available to defense counsel to help level the playing field with the resources available to prosecutors. Introduction: Alfred Dennis Mathewson – Dean Emeritus, University of New Mexico School of Law; Member, AI & Economic Justice Project, ABA Section of Civil Rights and Social Justice Speakers: Clare Garvie – Training & Resource Counsel, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers Sean Hill II – Assistant Professor of Law, Moritiz College of Law, Ohio State University Chief Anthony Holloway – Chief of Police, St. Petersburg, Florida Police Department Devshi Mehrotra – CEO, JusticeText Moderator Hon. Herbert B. Dixon, Jr. – Senior Judge, Superior Court of the District of Columbia; Former Member, ABA Board of Governors and ABA House of Delegates Register HERE: https://www.americanbar.org/events-cle/mtg/web/438732557/ This panel is part four in a six-part webinar series - AI and the Legal Profession: Navigating Opportunities and Challenges - exploring the power of AI while navigating its complex legal implications. Learn more and register at ambar.org/ai-series.