Artificial Intelligence and The Rule of Law

Lecturers

Module 1 – An Introduction to Why Digital Transformation and AI Matter for Justice Systems

Cedric Wachholz,

Chief of Section: Digital Innovation and Transformation, UNESCO

Grace Mutung’u,

Advocate, High Court of Kenya

Hon. Katherine Forrest,

Partner, Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP; Former Judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, United States of America

Hon. Diego Garcia-Sayan,

UN Special Rapporteur on the Independence of Judges and Lawyers; former Justice and Foreign Affairs Minister of Perú

Module 2 – AI Adoption across Justice Systems

Hon. Benes Z. Aldana,

President, The National Judicial College; Former Chief Trial Judge of the Coast Guard, United States of America

Jhalak Kakkar,

Executive Director, National Law University Delhi, India

Justice Dhananjaya Y. Chandrachud,

Judge and Head of e-Courts, Supreme Court of India

Module 3 – The Rise of Online Courts

Judge Isabela Ferrari,

Federal Judge, Second Regional Federal Court of Brazil

Orna Rabinovich-Einy,

Professor, University of Haifa, Israel

Shannon Salter,

Chair, Civil Resolution Tribunal, Canada

Fuhui Sun,

Deputy Director of the Information Center, Supreme People’s Court of China

Module 4 – Algorithmic Bias and its Implications for Judicial Decision Making

Diogo Cortiz,

Professor, Pontificia Universidade Catolica de São Paulo; Researcher, NIC.br, Brazil

Ameen Jauhar,

Senior Resident Fellow and Lead, Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy, India

Bianca Kremer,

Doctoral Researcher, Oxford Faculty of Law, Brazil

Module 5 – Safeguarding Human Rights in the Age of AI

Cecile Aptel,

Deputy Director, United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research; Professor at The Fletcher School at Tufts University

Teki Akuetteh Falconer,

Executive Director, African Digital Rights Hub, Ghana

Hon. Ricardo Perez Manrique,

 President, Inter-American Court of Human Rights

Module 6 – AI Ethics & Governance Concerning Judicial Operators

Nicolas Economou,

Chair of Law and Society Initiative, The Future Society; Chair of IEEE Law Committee, United States of America

Peter-Paul Verbeek,

Professor, University of Twente; Chair of UNESCO’s COMEST; Vice Chair of UNESCO’s Ad-hoc expert group on AI Ethics, The Netherlands

Hon. Jean Aloise Ndiaye,

Judge, Supreme Court of Senegal

Tatiana Jereissati,

 Cetic.br/NIC.br, Coordinator of Sectoral Studies and Qualitative Methods

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