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Western Balkans: Extractive Institutions, Formalism, and Rule of Law Failure

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Disclaimer: These podcasts are generated by AI based on article texts. The voices are computer-generated, and the editors and this blog cannot warrant the accuracy, quality, or reliability of the content. Please treat them as experimental and verify any information with trusted sources. For more than twenty years, the nations of the Western Balkans—including Albania, … →

When the Rule of Law is not Enough

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Disclaimer: These podcasts are generated by AI based on article texts. The voices are computer-generated, and the editors and this blog cannot warrant the accuracy, quality, or reliability of the content. Please treat them as experimental and verify any information with trusted sources.   Are you ready to look past the written statutes and discover … →

Behind AI as a tool for judicial reasoning: A Western Balkans Perspective

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Back in 2019, I stumbled upon an article on MIT’s Technology Review, titled ”Can you make AI fairer than a judge?”. As a recently graduated lawyer, my response was a resounding no. I was adamant that deciding, especially in criminal cases, should be strictly reserved for humans as moral, empathetic, and ethical beings. However, today, … →