What predictive policing software does, and what audits found
Predictive policing software sifts past incident records to rank places for patrol attention, and named studies have tested both its usefulness and its bias.
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Software reviews the platforms carrying modern casework: records management systems, digital forensics suites, evidence storage, disclosure workflows and courtroom presentation tools. Assessments cover accuracy, audit trails, cost and vendor lock-in. Written for departments, law firms and court administrators choosing systems that will later be challenged in hearings.
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