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Process Pluralism, AI and Legitimacy: A Scoping Review
This Article examines how artificial intelligence (AI) shapes perceptions of trust and legitimacy across justice systems and dispute resolution processes. Using a scoping review methodology, we synthesize the growing scholarship on automated decisionmaking (ADM) and other uses of AI in both forma
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