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A Legal Perspective on the Trials and Tribulations of AI: How Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things, Smart Contracts, and Other Technologies Will Affect the Law
Paul Giannelli and I first met when we, along with Ed Imwinkelried and Fran Gilligan, were colleagues on the faculty of what today is The Judge Advocate General's School and Legal Center.We then became co-authors of Courtroom Criminal Evidence.'As a teacher of Evidence and Criminal Procedure at Will
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