On November 21, 2019, our partner Gerald Chan spoke at the Law Society of Ontario’s Special Lectures 2019: Innovation, Technology, and the Practice of Law. Gerald presented on a panel with Richard Eppink (Legal Director, ACLU of Idaho) and chaired by Jill Presser. Together, they discussed how criminal and civil litigators should think about algorithmic evidence (e.g., probabilistic genotyping, risk assessments, predictive policing, facial recognition), including what disclosure to request, what experts to call, how to conduct an admissibility voir dire, and what remedies to ask for.
For more information about the conference, click here.
