Volume 28, Issue 1 | Artificial Intelligence and Law

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Volume 28, Issue 1

March 2020

Special Issue Title: Evidence and Decision Making in Law

Issue Editors:

Marcello Di Bello,
Bart Verheij

9 articles in this issue

Evidence & decision making in the law: theoretical, computational and empirical approaches
Marcello Di Bello
Bart Verheij
EditorialNotes 22 June 2019 Pages: 1 - 5
Normative decision analysis in forensic science
A. Biedermann
S. Bozza
F. Taroni
OriginalPaper 09 October 2018 Pages: 7 - 25
A new use case for argumentation support tools: supporting discussions of Bayesian analyses of complex criminal cases
Henry Prakken
OriginalPaper Open access 09 October 2018 Pages: 27 - 49
Group-to-individual (G2i) inferences: challenges in modeling how the U.S. court system uses brain data
Valerie Gray Hardcastle
OriginalPaper 10 October 2018 Pages: 51 - 68
Arguing about causes in law: a semi-formal framework for causal arguments
Rūta Liepiņa
Giovanni Sartor
Adam Wyner
OriginalPaper 05 March 2019 Pages: 69 - 89
Assessment criteria or standards of proof? An effort in clarification
Giovanni Tuzet
OriginalPaper 10 October 2018 Pages: 91 - 109
Proof beyond a context-relevant doubt. A structural analysis of the standard of proof in criminal adjudication
Kyriakos N. Kotsoglou
OriginalPaper 18 March 2019 Pages: 111 - 133
A system of communication rules for justifying and explaining beliefs about facts in civil trials
João Marques Martins
OriginalPaper 05 March 2019 Pages: 135 - 150
Interactive virtue and vice in systems of arguments: a logocratic analysis
Scott Brewer
ReviewPaper 10 August 2019 Pages: 151 - 179