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States can—and should—regulate AI in criminal justice

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By Chiraag Bains, Alex Chohlas-Wood, Katie Kinsey
| Brookings Institution
American criminal justice agencies are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence (AI) tools, shaping how we are surveilled, arrested, charged, and sentenced. These tools promise to improve safety, accountability, and fairness. Yet most tools have never been independently validated, and the harms they can cause are not hypothetical.
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The Trump Administration Should Engage on Burma Now

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By Chiraag Bains, Dani Schulkin Verified
| Just Security Verified
While the flames of Burma’s brutal civil war continue to burn, even after the tragic March 28 earthquake that killed more than 3,700 people, the so-called State Administration Council born of the 2021 military coup continues to lose ground to the ethnic armed organizations and People’s Defense Forces that now control substantial swaths of the country’s territory.
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The Just Security Podcast: Dismissal of Voting Rights Lawsuits

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By Chiraag Bains
| Just Security Verified
For nearly 70 years, the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division led efforts to protect voting rights and fight racial discrimination at the polls. But in January 2025, DOJ political appointees froze all new civil rights cases and dismissed every major pending voting rights lawsuit—prompting most career attorneys to leave the Division.
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