RESEARCH
The Institute has so far conducted numerous research projects, dealing with the most diverse areas of crime and criminal justice: operation of substantive and procedural criminal law, administration of criminal justice, international and European criminal law, criminal policy, penology and corrections, juvenile delinquency and juvenile justice, children’s rights, criminal phenomenology, social pathology and deviancy, victimology, social control, criminal investigation, children’s rights and other related research areas.
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- Aleš Završnik ENG
- Automated Justice: Social, Ethical and Legal Implications
- Ethical and legal aspects of triage in times of COVID-19 epidemic
- Human Rights and Regulation of Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence
- Marko Drobnjak
- Mojca M. Plesničar
- PREVENTIVE (IN)JUSTICE: THE PREVENTION OF CRIME AND SOCIAL HARMS
- Programska skupina ENG
- Psychological mechanisms in criminal justice: Deconstructing objectivity
- Recent Research
- Trans-making – Art / culture / economy to democratize society

AI4Deliberation: Artificial Intelligence for Institutionalised, Multimodal, Gamified, Mass Democratic Deliberations

Development of the legal and conceptual framework for the establishment and operation of a national regulatory sandbox for artificial intelligence

Addressing peer violence: A systemic approach to providing a lasting safe and supportive school environment

SOS4democracy: Social sciences for democracy: A training program for improving research on illiberal systems and finding ways to build more robust democracies
