Summary of 2018 'issue
Predictive Justice
René
Sève,
Predictive justice. General Presentation,
VII-XI
Sylvie
Lebreton-Derrien,
Introduction to a "Merely" Virtual Justice,
3-21
Evelyne
Serverin,
From Legal Computing to Predictive Justice Services, The Long Road of Public Access to Dematerialized Court Decisions,
23-47
Pascale
Deumier,
Predictive Justice and the Sources of Law: Substantive Jurisprudence,
49-66
Samuel
Ferey,
An Economic analysis of the law, big data and predictive justice,
67-81
Eloïse
Kambrun-Favennec,
The opening of public data: a prerequisite for predictive justice,
83-101
Jérôme
Dupré,
From the law seized by AI to the law seizing AI, elements of reflection,
103-116
Paolo
Giambiasi,
Perspectives Opened by the Public Availability of Court Decisions: what place and what regulation for predictive justice?,
117-123
Elise
Mouriesse,
What Transparency for Predictive Justice Algorithms? ,
125-145
Eric
Filiol,
Risks concerning the use of so-called predictive algorithms in the sensitive field of justice,
147-152
Céline
Béguin-Faynel,
Judicial open data and personal data: pseudonymisation and risk of re-identification,
153-181
Tristan
Allard,
Protection of personal data designed to be disclosed: description of a minimalist attack on a pseudonymized dataset,
183-188
Edouard
Rottier,
Consequences of Predictive Justice on the Act of Judging,
189-193
Patricia
Pomonti,
Risks and Future of a Virtual Justice,
193-198
Philippe
Bordachar,
Predictive Justice and International Arbitration for Foreign Investment ,
199-215
Bernard
Stirn,
First Thoughts on the Administrative Judge and Predictive Law,
217-221
Didier
Cholet,
Predictive Justice and the Fundamentals of the Civil Lawsuit,
223-236
Jean-Marie
Brigant,
The increased risks of predictive criminal justice,
237-251
Pierre-Luc
Deziel,
The Use of Personal Information in the Context of Predictive Justice: The Case of Actuarial Tools for Assessing the Risk of Re-offending,
253-269
Emmanuel
Kestenare,
Predictive Justice and Legal Protection: what Contribution to our Customer Relationship?,
271-278
Béatrice
Bruguès-Reix,
Predictive justice: a "tool" for legal professionals ,
279-285
Louis
Larret-Chahine,
Isometric Law: a New Legal Paradigm Born out of Predictive Justice,
287-295
Magali
Bouteille-Brigant,
For a "transjuralism"? ,
297-309
Valérie
Lasserre,
Predictive justice and transhumanism,
311-320
Law & Ethics
Marie-Aimée
Peyron,
Law, Ethics and Justice,
323-326
Eliette
Abécassis,
Law and Ethics,
327-331
Dominique
de la Garanderie,
Law, Person and Professional Ethics,
333-346
René
Sève,
Deontology and State Civil Service,
347-354
Frédérique
Dreyfuss-Netter,
Does the Judge Guarantee the Respect of Ethical Principles Relating to the Human Being?,
355-361
Marie-Anne
Frison-Roche,
To Protect Human Beings, the Ethical Imperative of the Legal Concept of Person,
363-378
Reading note
Hugues
Rabault,
The Issue of Constitution in relationship with globalization,
381-389
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