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Artificial Intelligence and the Criminal Justice System
Paul J. Morrow
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DOI:10.17265/2328-2134/2026.04.001
Husson University, Bangor, USA
This paper explores the dimensions of Artificial Intelligence Law in Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure when using AI research models. The paper also explores artificial intelligence in the international realm providing a basis for educating international firms. Reading this paper is worth your time because: (1) you will learn about how artificial intelligence impacts the criminal justice system; (2) you will also learn about artificial intelligence and its shortcomings in the legal system; (3) you will read about the best practices in the disciplines, and international firm concerns and applications of U.S. AI dispositions. This paper will give you parameters and limitations regarding the use of artificial intelligence in the criminal process. As we all know, artificial intelligence is prominent in today’s society both domestically and globally. Many who are not aware of the dangers suffer the perils that follow poor artificial intelligence practices, especially the police and our courts.
artificial intelligence, Criminal Procedure, Due Process, Criminal Law
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