FutureLaw 2016 | The Role of Technologists in Reforming the Criminal Justice System
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Channel: Stanford Law School · 2016 · Education
The Role of Technologists in Reforming the Criminal Justice System (Paul Brest Hall)
What data can/should judges and prosecutors use to determine who should be charged, who should get out of prison, and how to minimize recidivism?
What are best practices for structuring analytics to provide greater transparency into police conduct?
How can the government leverage technologist in academia to further it’s policy goals?
Collection, use and storage of police data.
Moderator: Professor Phil Malone, Stanford Law School, @Phillip_Malone
Speakers:
Sharad Goel, Stanford University, @5harad
Justin Erlich, Special Assistant Attorney General to California Attorney General Kamala D. Harris, @JAErlich
Jenny Kim, Koch Companies Public Sector, LLC
Kathryn Haun, U.S. Department of Justice; Stanford Law School
Cristine DeBerry, San Francisco DA
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