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AI in the Courtroom: AI Prosecutions vs Defence Rights -
Unlucky but Guilty? Criminal Negligence and Moral LuckProfessor Stefano Filletti -
Forging a New Era of Digital Justice: The Valleta ProtocolBy Professor Stefano Filletti -
From Cloud to Courtroom: Data Never DiesDr Stefano Filletti -
Understanding Prohibitory Injunctions: The Case of Fort BengħajsaIn a recent case before the First Hall, Civil Court in the names Louis sive Luigi Vella et vs. Awtorità tal-Artijiet , the plaintiff, Vella, filed an... -
The Coldplay Incident: When Privacy Goes PublicThe Coldplay Concert Controversy -
Criminal Liability and Artificial Intelligence: Quo Vadis?Dr Stefano Filletti -
Standard of Proof Required in Criminal TrialsStandard of Proof Required in Criminal Trials – Some Landmark Anglo-Saxon Case-Law -
Constitutional Redress for Institutional FailuresThe wife and daughter of marine biologist Albert Brian Rosso, who disappeared nearly 20 years ago, have been awarded €350,000 in compensation after the court... -
Conflicts and controversies in instruments of mutual recognitionConflicts and controversies in the concurrent execution of multiple instruments of mutual recogntiion: The Bharwani case in Malta -
The lawyer’s vital role in the criminal processDr Stefano Filletti -
Human organs not for saleDr Stefano Filletti -
The darker shade of life (Suicide, Assisted Suicide, Euthanasia)The recent spate of exchanges in the local media concerning euthanasia has focused our attention on an area that is not exactly all that enthralling to pick...