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_aEthical, legal and social challenges of predictive policing _bRecurso eletrónico _fOskar J. Gstrein, Anno Bunnik, Andrej J. Zwitter |
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| 330 | _a1. Introduction. 2. Conceptual investigation. 2.1. Why do ethics and human rights matter for Predictive Policing? 2.2. Predictive Policing and the larger discussion on automated decision-making (AI, ML) in public administration. 2.3. Useful concepts and theories. 3. Empirical investigation. 3.1. The Netherlands. 3.2. Germany – Lower Saxony. 4. Holistic approach: ethical, legal and social concerns. 4.1. Ethical. 4.2. Legal. 4.3. Social. 5. Conclusion. | ||
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_cLisboa _dnovembro 2019 _vVol. 3, n.º 3 _tCatólica Law Review _x2183-9336 _pp. 77-98 |
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_aTOMADA DE DECISÃO _9320164 |
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_aPOLÍTICA POLICIAL _916620 |
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_aDIREITO COMPARADO _9224769 |
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_aGSTREIN _bOskar J. _9351795 |
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_aBUNNIK _bAnno _9316620 |
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_aZWITTER _bAndrej J. _9316621 |
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