Vol. 11 (2024)

Published: 2024-01-09

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Artificial intelligence and criminal justice system Protection of fundamental rights and control mechanisms

Ana Lúcia Tavares Ferreira

13-25
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Justice 4.0 centers Perspectives and challenges

Anissara Toscan

26-40
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Artificial intelligence and the impacts in the general part of Brazilian criminal law Debates, applicability and adaptability to traditional categories

Carlos Eduardo Adriano Japiassú, Isabelle Dianne Gibson Pereira, Tatiana Lourenço Emmerich de Souza

41-58
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Chain of custody of traces and digital evidence

Dário José Kist

59-85
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The reform of the Civil Code and the defense of our neuro-rights

Dierle Nunes

86-92
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“Neurolaw”, neurorights and electronic commerce as ethical gaps in the legal system - for a digital law methodology Nine guidelines to override algorithmic self-regulation with human regulation

Fernando Rodrigues Martins

93-113
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Digital inheritance and the impact of technology on successory law

Lígia Luchtemberg Mota Tobias, Vilson Gruber

114-127
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The legal framework for cryptoassets in Brazil and its influence on criminal legislation

Lucas P. Carapiá Rios

128-146
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Trusting artificial intelligence The need of a trustworthy AI

Maria Clara Seixas

147-167
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Electronic criminal procedure law The experience of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

María Julia Correa, Víctor Manuel Casanovas

168-183
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The legal status of consent for personal data processing

Maurício Requião

184-196
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There will be an AI-judge?

Pedro Rogério Castro Godinho

197-221
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A automação de decisões por sistemas computacionais de inteligência artificial baseadas em processamento de linguagem natural (PLN) Problemas interpretativos e suas repercussões nos direitos da personalidade

Rafael Oliveira Soares, Marcos Ehrhardt Jr.

222-235
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Analysis of the validity of the guarantee against forced self-incrimination in the context of new investigative techniques

Rodolfo Ariza Clerici

236-250
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Personal identification in digital contracting Its different uses and abuses

Ana Lúcia Seifriz Badia, Guilherme Antônio Balczarek Mucelin

252-276
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Digital evidence A challenge for the judiciary

Carlos Eduardo da Silva Camillo

277-289
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“Robot interns” A new perspective on the contribution of artificial intelligence to the increase of judicial productivity

Carol Cristine Villar Nunes

290-313
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Beyond the stamp and paper The digital leap of Bahia’s civil registry of natural persons

Conceição de Maria de Abreu Ferreira Machado, Daniel de Oliveira Sampaio, Hiran Mendes Castro Filho

314-325
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The electronic process as an implementation of the right to a reasonable duration of the process and its rapid processing

Eufrásio Pereira de Souza Júnior

328-338
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The (in)capacity of existing legal structures regulate new relationships Rules for distributing proof’s burden and application to digital law

Igor Siuves Jorge

339-350
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Digital transformations and their impacts on the judicial system The challenges of the evolution of digital law in Brazil

João Antonio Nobre da Silva

351-364
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The collection of digital evidence by Google An analysis of the legality of evidence in relation to the right to privacy

Luana Barcelos Mascarenhas

365-376
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Big Techs, international law entities

Neilto dos Santos Barreto Filho

377-394
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Vol. 11 (2024)

Full Issue

Artigos Convidados

Artificial intelligence and criminal justice system Protection of fundamental rights and control mechanisms

Justice 4.0 centers Perspectives and challenges

Artificial intelligence and the impacts in the general part of Brazilian criminal law Debates, applicability and adaptability to traditional categories

Chain of custody of traces and digital evidence

The reform of the Civil Code and the defense of our neuro-rights

“Neurolaw”, neurorights and electronic commerce as ethical gaps in the legal system - for a digital law methodology Nine guidelines to override algorithmic self-regulation with human regulation

Digital inheritance and the impact of technology on successory law

The legal framework for cryptoassets in Brazil and its influence on criminal legislation

Trusting artificial intelligence The need of a trustworthy AI

Electronic criminal procedure law The experience of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

The legal status of consent for personal data processing

There will be an AI-judge?

A automação de decisões por sistemas computacionais de inteligência artificial baseadas em processamento de linguagem natural (PLN) Problemas interpretativos e suas repercussões nos direitos da personalidade

Analysis of the validity of the guarantee against forced self-incrimination in the context of new investigative techniques

Artigos Selecionados

Personal identification in digital contracting Its different uses and abuses

Digital evidence A challenge for the judiciary

“Robot interns” A new perspective on the contribution of artificial intelligence to the increase of judicial productivity

Beyond the stamp and paper The digital leap of Bahia’s civil registry of natural persons

The electronic process as an implementation of the right to a reasonable duration of the process and its rapid processing

The (in)capacity of existing legal structures regulate new relationships Rules for distributing proof’s burden and application to digital law

Digital transformations and their impacts on the judicial system The challenges of the evolution of digital law in Brazil

The collection of digital evidence by Google An analysis of the legality of evidence in relation to the right to privacy

Big Techs, international law entities

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