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Predictive Policing and the Charter

Manitoba Law Journal, 2022
Predictive policing technology uses algorithms trained on past crime data to predict where crime is likely to occur in the future. Given the historical over-policing of minority and low-income communities, there is a concern that this bias will be perpetuated and amplified in the future if the algorithms are not corrected to account for this ...
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Predictable Policing: Predictive Crime Mapping and Geographies of Policing and Race

Annals of the American Association of Geographers, 2017
This article draws on critical geographic engagements with policing and race and geographic information systems (GIS) to investigate the implications that predictive crime mapping has for racialized modes of urban policing. Focusing on the Chicago Police Department (CPD), it analyzes collaborations between geographic information scientists, crime ...
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Predictive policing

2018
This research focuses on the consequences of the shift to data-driven work for daily police work. Our ongoing ethnographic field study of a team of police officers shows that predictive policing algorithms inscribe a different crime theory-in-use-i.e., the understanding of why crime occurs and how it should be prevented-that influences daily police ...
Waardenburg, L.   +2 more
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Personenbezogenes Predictive Policing

2020
Verbrechen verhindern bevor sie geschehen? Dieses verlockende Narrativ ist nicht länger nur Science-Fiction. Computergestützte Systeme mit dem Ziel kriminelles Verhalten vorauszusagen werden weltweit eingesetzt. Die Autorin beleuchtet diesen Einsatz kritisch mit rechtswissenschaftlich-interdisziplinärem Zugang.
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Policing the police: predicting citizen support for police accountability

Police Practice and Research, 2022
Omeed S. Ilchi   +2 more
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Predictive policing

2019
Artificial intelligence might be good at finding empirical patterns in data points. However, not only do we not fully understand its working (which creates significant accountability problems), it also inherently lacks a faculty that is essential for our liberal civilisation: normative judgment and, thereby, a concept of justice.
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A review of predictive policing from the perspective of fairness

Artificial Intelligence and Law, 2021
Kiana Alikhademi   +2 more
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