JUDICIAL COOPERATION IN CRIMINAL MATTERS: CLASSICAL VS. THE TRANSFORMATIONS BROUGHT ABOUT BY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
JUDICIAL COOPERATION IN CRIMINAL MATTERS: CLASSICAL VS. THE TRANSFORMATIONS BROUGHT ABOUT BY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Summary/Abstract: Judicial cooperation in criminal matters is an essential pillar of modern justice, ensuring coordination between states to fight cross border crime, enforce the law and protect fundamental rights. The classic perspectives of this cooperation are based on instruments such as international treaties, European arrest warrants and the formal exchange of information between authorities. However, technological developments, especially the development of artificial intelligence, have brought about significant transformations in this field. Artificial intelligence promises to revolutionize the way judicial cooperation is carried out, from the automation of administrative processes and predictive analysis of decisions to the integration of biometric monitoring and identification systems. In this article, we examine how traditional perspectives merge with technological innovations, but also the ethical and legal challenges that this transformation entails.

• Details
• Contents