Publications
Research on criminal law, artificial intelligence, robotics, digital evidence and the transformation of criminal justice.
This article examines how criminal proceedings should respond to encrypted-platform evidence and the structural limits of adversarial review.
This article examines how human-rights protection in the age of artificial intelligence should move beyond ex-post remedies toward preventive rights-by-design safeguards.
This article examines whether criminal law should recognise robots and AI systems as victims of crime, or maintain a human-centred approach while treating robots as protected property.
This article analyses the institute of multiple recidivism in Serbian criminal law, its controversy, comparative context and possible reform directions.
This paper develops a court-usable test for attributing criminal responsibility in human-AI systems, focusing on initiation, technological mediation and the human control window.
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