Law, Courts, and Justice Data, Articles, and Research Resources

(12:50) In this episode, we dive into cutting-edge research in political science, focusing on topics such as policing, judicial behavior, legal reform, and the courts. Whether you.

Almost all sectors of the economy have been reimagined through computation, automation, and AI. Meanwhile, law today is largely the same as it was decades ago. How can law embrace technology to become more efficient and accessible? AI, Big problems, Law Robert Mahari is pursuing a joint JD/PhD degree at Harvard Law School and the MIT Media Lab’s Human Dynamics Group. His work focuses on how technology can and shou....

What happens when governments stop using the law to protect their citizens, and starts using it to punish them instead? This practice, known as Lawfare, can be hard to spot. Understanding that laws are not inherently neutral, but rather made to benefit their makers, is the first step to recognizing and fighting against lawfare in your own country. Cyanne E. Loyle is the Board of Visitors Professor of Political Sci....