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Bits, bias, and Blackstone: When machines testify is the digital trace admissible in court?
A publication examining digital traces and their admissibility as evidence in court.
This paper is part of the RHEM Labs work associated with ANZFSS Melbourne 2025, published in the Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences in 2026.
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Citation
Published in: Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences · 2026
Richard Matthews (2026). Bits, bias, and Blackstone: When machines testify is the digital trace admissible in court?. Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences, 58(sup1), S65–S68.
