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Algorithmic Bias and Cognitive Deception in Legal Tech

PS204
Module 4: Advocacy and Presentation in the Age of Algorithms
3 Lessons

Speeches, presentations and courtroom advocacy that involve algorithmic evidence such as automated sentencing tools, and keeping a credible human voice.

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Advocacy and Presentation in the Age of Algorithms

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Structuring Algorithmic Evidence for Lay Audiences

Learn how to build a clear, credible presentation on algorithmic tools and their limitations that persuades non-technical listeners, judges, clients, and juries, to think critically rather than defer to the machine.

25 min
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Questioning Algorithms Aloud With Clarity and Fairness

Learn how to interrogate automated sentencing and risk tools in front of juries, judges, clients and colleagues while maintaining your credibility and sounding neither hostile nor naive about technology.

25 min
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3

Your Voice Beyond the Algorithm

You will understand how to establish credibility and human judgement when presenting algorithmic evidence, and how to speak distinctively even when your legal opponents use identical tools.

25 min
Theory
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Quiz
Critical Questions