The Duke Center on Law & Tech prepares students for the growing landscape of technology in the legal profession through collaboration with Duke’s innovative and entrepreneurial initiatives, engagement with entrepreneurs, and provision of educational opportunities at the intersection of technology and the law.
This repository contains reports and other materials reflecting the work of the Center. Additional information and contacts can be found on the Center’s webpage.
Reports
Prosecutorial Guidance and Non-Prosecution Policies: A Pragmatic Path Forward for AI in Legal Services, Jessica Bednarz, Ericka Byram, Kelli M. Raker, and Jeff Ward
Innovating for Access: AI-Enhanced Triage & Intake for Legal Services Organizations, Heidi Behnke
Confidentiality and Legal Aid Data, Keith Porcaro
Validating AI Through Evaluation, Keith Porcaro, Carmela D'Antuno, Wilson Jeter, Bridgett Kohno, Alexander McElya, Nicolas Osorio, Melinda Xiaong, and Demi Yang
Audit Report for Self-Help Chatbot, Keith Porcaro, Carmela D'Antuono, Wilson Jeter, Bridgett Kohno, Alexander McElya, Nikolas Osoria, Melinda Xiaong, and Demi Yang
Audit Report for Legal Information Assistant (LIA), Keith Porcaro, Dana Han, Madhavi Nambiar, Daniela Pereira Salas, Cher Qin, and Lisette-Victoria San Pedro
From Founded to Funded: Challenges & Visions for Justice Tech, Kelli Raker