After many years of leading and relying upon image-based evidence in the courtroom, teaching international imagery law in several countries, and recently being awarded a PhD from Leiden University in…
The Application of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act to Facial Recognition Technologies used by Law Enforcement Agencies
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to make inroads into various facets of our lives, some favourably, others less so, it is not surprising that governments are trying to regulate the…
Reminder – Request for your assistance in multi-national image-based evidence research survey
This request for assistance went out one month ago and while there has been a reasonably good response, many more participants are needed to provide sufficient data for analysis. Please…
Request for your assistance in multinational image-based evidence research survey
I am one of five researchers from the UK, US, and Canada undertaking a new research project surveying investigators who use image-based evidence as part of their criminal investigation work…
Now Available on Oxford Academic – Free Chapter from “Image-Based Evidence in International Criminal Prosecutions: Charting a Path Forward”
Oxford Academic has made one chapter from my recently published book Image-Based Evidence in International Criminal Prosecutions: Charting a Path Forward available for free until 20 September 2024. Here is…
Advanced Visual Representations in International Criminal Prosecutions – Update
Earlier in 2024, I published an article on this site regarding the pending judgment of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in the case of Prosecutor v. Al Hassan. On June…
The Satellite Era: How Earth Observation Data is Being Mobilized as Potential Digital Evidence
[The following is the text of an informative article written by a Leiden University (Netherlands) colleague, Sabrina Rewald, and me. It was published on July 1, 2024, in the European…
Height Determination Through Photogrammetry: Expert Evidence Rejected by Court
When only one expert witness is presented at trial, the Court may find it difficult to critically evaluate the expert evidence. If the evidence is not controversial and both sides…
Appellate Court Provides Helpful Guidance on Video Narration
First time viewers of video recordings will often gain an increased understanding of the events depicted at both a macro and micro level if their observations are supplemented with competent…
AI Enhanced Video Ruled Inadmissible in US Court
It was only a question of time before counsel would tender AI enhanced video evidence before a court in support of their trial position. This occurred in February 2024 in…
Next Online Courtroom Testimony for Expert Witnesses Course Announced: TBD 2025
The online Courtroom Testimony for Expert Witnesses course has continually been a great success! We have had participants from across Canada and the US, the UK, Norway, Australia, and New Zealand. The…
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