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You got Jurassic Park in my Law and Order! You got Law and Order in my Jurassic Park! Now these two great tastes are even better together, as Tim Binnall outlines a practical use of maverick criminal forensics to crack a case. This scenario happened in China and we can only hope the perpetrator won't be judged harshly, considering how red China loves to violate basic human rights. Might their draconian judgements be moderated into something humane? One can hope as China Uses AI To 'Improve Courts', trusting more in machines than human judgement, the artificial intelligences suggest new laws while mitigating human error. This utopian vision described by Chris Pleasance is heady, but so far artificial intelligences are only as morally good as their programmers. Still our fingers are crossed for our future Chinese robot overlords! Not to be outdone by the east, here in the west are developing methods for How Your Brainwaves Could Be Used In Criminal Trials. Michel Funicelli has the low-down on the new tech, even though it smacks of traditional polygraph tests which are generally inadmissable in court in addition to muddying the waters over the issue of remembered passwords, biometrics, and the 5th Amendment of the United States Constitution. (CS)

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