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As artificial intelligence encroaches into courtrooms around the world, promising fairer rulings free from human bias, serious questions arise. Can algorithmic judges truly deliver impartial verdicts, or will they simply perpetuate or introduce injustices in new, inscrutable ways? This film examines both AI’s potential for creating better justice systems by eliminating structural inequities, as well as the risks of inadvertently encoding new forms of discrimination.

In this Foreign Policy Research Institute Primer, Ron Granieri explores the Bill of Rights and the process of Amending the US Constitution.

On June 15, 1215 the signatories to a momentous document gathered in a field by the banks of the Thames. Part One explores the politics of the Magna Carta. How did it survive and take on a force and reach that the original parties never intended or imagined?

This documentary focuses on the stories of Midwest Native American lawyers, tribal judges, and their colleagues who work with Native nations, their citizens, and mainstream institutions to achieve sacred justice. These unseen role models strive daily to address and resolve unique and complicated historical, governmental, legal, judicial, and social welfare issues, which most often are rooted in discrimination, historical trauma, and cultural destruction. It is a particularly timely and relevant program given the current reckoning with racial inequity and systemic racism.

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