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Author: Benjamin Thorne

25 Feb

Artificial Sanctions: Potential Implications of US Sanctions on the ICC’s use of AI and Digital Evidence

[Benjamin Thorne is a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Criminal Law at the University of Reading] Almost 3 weeks into Donald Trump’s second term as US President and one could have been forgiven for becoming somewhat numb to the seemingly never ending conveyor belt of Executive Orders (EO) being announced. However, one particular EO jolted many from their numbness, not because it...

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