Brief Commentary on Italian Court of Cassation (United Chambers 23755/2024 and 23756/2024), 14 June 2024
Beatrice Midolo, Research Assistant at KU Leuven
The Belgian bill on videoconferencing in judicial proceedings
Rani Van de Gaer, Research Assistant at KU Leuven
Traffic data (retention and access) case law
The discussion on retention and acces to traffic data never stops …
Can we use AI and neuroscience to detect lies in criminal proceedings? A European perspective
Isadora Neroni Rezende, research fellow in Criminal Procedure at the University of Bologna.
AI-based Deepfake Detection in Judicial Proceedings: A Socio-Technical Perspective
Milan Tahraoui, Research Fellow at HWR Berlin, Ph.D. Candidate at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University and FU Berlin, and Julia Aigner, Research Fellow at HWR Berlin
Criminal causation and Artificial Intelligence Crimes: two critical issues.
Beatrice Fragasso, Università degli Studi di Milano
A quest for the legality of predictive data analytics in law enforcement: Landmark judgment on automated data analysis by the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany
Burcu Yaşar, Universität Hamburg
The debate on direct criminal liability of AIs: ‘much ado about nothing’?
Marco Edgardo Florio, Università degli Studi di Roma “Sapienza”
Brief Commentary on ECJ Preliminary Reference M.N. (C-670/22), 30 April 2024
Ashlee Beazley, Postdoctoral Research Associate at KU Leuven
AI systems used by private entities to prevent money laundering: an explainability perspective
Lorenzo Gugliotta, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven – Center for IT & IP Law (CiTiP)
Online Service Providers as Co-Enforcers of EU Criminal Law: Extraterritoriality, Access to Justice and Fundamental Rights
Valerie Albus, Ph.D. student at European University Institute
The Regulation of DAOs in the EU. A brief reflection of decentralization
Giulio Soana, Ph.D. at LUISS Guido Carli
Fighting money laundering and terrorism financing in crypto-assets: European regulations, policy challenges, and the role of technology
Joana Neto, AML/CFT data Specialist, European Banking Authority (EBA), France
Encrochat and Sky-ECC case law
National decisions on Sky-Ecc and Encrochat
Crime in “the Metaverse”, and how to police it: a primer for further research
Francesco Paolo Levantino
PhD Candidate in International and European Human Rights Law at the Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies of Pisa
It is time to start thinking about Smart Prisons
Federica Fedorczyk, Ph.D. Candidate at DIRPOLIS Institute
Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies
Welcome to the UNA-Europa LIMA-Blog!
“LIMA” stands for “lawyer-in-the-middle-attack”. Why this name?
Exploring the Future of Crime
UNA Europa Conference — LIMA Blog Launch Event