Technology Quarterly
Data detectives
Justice
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- I know what you’ll do next summer: Increased amounts of data and surveillance are transforming justice systems
- Walls have eyes: It is hard now to avoid street-level surveillance
- Read my phone: Police can bypass encryption and monitor anything
- Home, home within range: Electronic monitoring is a different approach to jail
- Algorithm blues: The promise and peril of big-data justice
- Watching the detectives: Rigorous oversight is essential to check police activity
I know what you’ll do next summer
Increased amounts of data and surveillance are transforming justice systems
The relationship between information and crime has changed
Walls have eyes
It is hard now to avoid street-level surveillance
Police have many new ways of monitoring people
Home, home within range
Electronic monitoring is a different approach to jail
You don’t have to go to prison to go to prison
Algorithm blues
The promise and peril of big-data justice
Can algorithms accurately predict where crime will occur?
Watching the detectives
Rigorous oversight is essential to check police activity
An engaged citizenry is starting to hold law enforcement to account
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