In Event: Crime, Law and Deviance Section Roundtables

Crime, Law, and Deviance Section / Crime, Law and Deviance Section Roundtables

Karen G. Weiss, West Virginia University

“Lights, camera, action”: Pursuing justice and accountability through the camera lens - Karen G. Weiss, West Virginia University

The Dual Embodiment Problem at the Medico-Legal Borderland - Elizabeth Chiarello, Washington University in St. Louis; Anne Kathleen Johnson, Washington State University Vancouver

Who Trusts the Algorithm? Racial Identity, Political Orientation, and Public Support for AI in Policing - Gang Lee, Kennesaw State University; Sinyong Choi

Working in Virtual Places: The Transformation of Legal Aid in São Paulo City - Maria-Fátima Santos, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Algorithmic Risk and Discretion: Evaluating Competing Management Tools in State Surveillance Efforts - M. Evangeline Lopoo, Northwestern University

Danielle C. Kuhl, Bowling Green State University