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Counting Beds, Coding Risk: What AI Can and Cannot Do About Prison Overcrowding
By Anagnostakis Law Team Europe’s prisons are full, and the
The Judge in the Dock: Individual Responsibility, Sanctions, and the Limits of Judicial Independence in Arbitrary Detention Cases
Can a judge be held personally responsible for a human
Hard Law for Power, Soft Law for Rights
Europe’s criminal justice runs at two speeds — and the
Europe’s quiet shift toward community sanctions — and what it means for cross-border criminal defence
By Alexis Anagnostakis The Council of Europe’s newly published 2025
The Machine as Witness: AI Investigation Through the Eyes of the Defence
By Alexis Anagnostakis When algorithms start gathering evidence, the right
The Empty Chair at the Sanctions Table | EU Magnitsky Regime & Arbitrary Detention
By Alexis Anagnostakis The Empty Chair at the Sanctions Table
When the Drone Pulls the Trigger: War Crimes, Autonomous Weapons, and the Coming Accountability Gap
By Alexis Anagnostakis A drone loiters above a contested district.
When the State Sanctions the Judge: US Pressure on the ICC and What It Means for the Rule of Law
By Alexis Anagnostakis | Criminal Defence Barrister | Human Rights
EUROPOL’S SHADOW DATABASE: WHAT EVERY CRIMINAL DEFENCE LAWYER NEEDS TO KNOW
Intelligence gathered outside the law. Evidence built on shaky ground.
