Decision Rules in the Age of Algorithms
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Ricevuto: 10 July 2026
| Accettato: 17 July 2026
| Pubblicato: 20 July 2026
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Riassunto
The paper focuses on the relationship between decision rules and algorithms from two complementary perspectives. On the one hand, it analyses how the increasingly broad category of “automatically generated evidence” affects the various conceptions of decision rules developed in legal theory. On the other hand, it explores the use of algorithms as tools assisting both the assessment of evidence and judicial decision-making itself. Particular attention is devoted to the question, long at the centre of a deeply polarized international debate, whether Bayesian methods can contribute to enhancing the rationality, transparency, and accuracy of legal evidentiary reasoning.
Le regole di giudizio nell’era degli algoritmi
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