Unfortunately, the Internet links in yesterday’s “AI in the Courts — 2024 (Part One)” Vantage Point blog post did not work properly. Thus, here are the resource links and endnotes with links that should work. I regret the mistake and hope readers will now find the resources properly.

Excerpt of the URL links from “AI in the Courts – 2024 (Part One),” Vantage Point blog post on January 3, 2023 by Norman Meyer:  AI in the Courts – 2024 (Part One) – Court Leader

A. List of resources:

European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ), European ethical Charter on the use of Artificial Intelligence in Judicial Systems and their Environment (2018); ES250132_PREMS 005419 GBR 2013 charte ethique CEPEJ WEB A5.pdf (coe.int)

COSCA-NACM Joint Technology Committee (JTC) Resource Bulletin (2020):  Introduction to AI for Courts (ncsc.org)

The Federal Judicial Center (FJC), “An Introduction to Artificial Intelligence for Federal Judges,” (2023): https://www.fjc.gov/content/375968/introduction-artificial-intelligence-federal-judges

NCSC’s general website of resources: Artificial Intelligence | NCSC

NCSC Webinars Webinars | NCSC

  1.  AI 101: The promises and perils of AI in the Courts https://vimeo.com/855350490 (2023)

  1. The Impact of AI in the Courts, November 2023

COSCA-CCCJ announcement of new “AI Response Team,” Dec. 13, 2023; Response team will assist courts with AI policy and practice | NCSC

State of California Report, The Benefits and Risks of Generative AI, November 2023; State of California Benefits and Risks of Generative Artificial Intelligence Report

The Consultative Council of European Judges (CCJE) Opinion No. 26, Moving Forward: the Use of Assistive Technology in the Judiciary, (2023); The CCJE adopts Opinion No. 26 (2023) “Moving forward: the use of assistive technology in the judiciary” – Human Rights and Rule of Law (coe.int)

Global Toolkit on AI and the Rule of Law for the Judiciary, UNESCO 2023:  unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000387331/PDF/387331eng.pdf.multi

B. Endnotes:

i. Atlantic Intelligence newsletter, December 1, 2023; Matteo Wong, Assistant Editor; https://www.theatlantic.com/newsletters/atlantic-intelligence/

ii. Court Leader AI-related posts:

December 2016 article by Alan Carlson:  https://courtleader.net/2018/12/16/using-artificial-intelligence-and-big-data-to-develop-tools-used-in-courts/

July 2018 Vantage Point blog post #11:  https://courtleader.net/2018/07/18/got-artificial-intelligence-if-you-dont-already-you-will-soon/

Court Leader’s Advantage Podcast April 4, 2019: https://courtleader.net/2019/04/04/court-leaders-advantage-artificial-intelligence-what-you-need-to-know-now/

Court Leader’s Advantage podcast, June 2019:  https://courtleader.net/2019/06/30/is-ai-already-here-the-answers-may-startle-you/

iii. Reiling, A. D. (Dory). “Courts and Artificial Intelligence.” International Journal for Court Administration 11, no. 2 (August 10, 2020):  Courts and Artificial Intelligence – International Journal for Court Administration (iacajournal.org)

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After 38 years as a trial court administrator in the state and federal courts in the U.S., Norman continues to write, teach, and otherwise participate in judicial administration activities world-wide. In particular, he is active in the International Association for Court Administration (IACA) as a past Regional Vice President and Advisory Board member, in the National Association for Court Management (NACM) as a Past President (having received NACM's Award of Merit), and as an Associate of the Justice Speakers Institute. Norman has extensive experience working on international Rule of Law projects, particularly in the Russian Federation, Serbia, Ukraine, Moldova, and Albania. Norman is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of New Mexico (Political Science and Russian Studies), and he received the Master of Science in Judicial Administration from the University of Denver College of Law.

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