SENTRIX
The act of sentencing is the most visible and the most important decision-making moment in the criminal justice process. It is an intersection between the power of the state and the freedom of the individual. It is influenced by a complex set of decision-making dynamics that we have not yet been able to fully explain and understand.
Tuesday Meeting: »AI for assisting judicial decision-making: challenges and opportunities«
We kindly invite you to a lecture by Dr. Brian Barry entitled “AI for assisting judicial decision-making: challenges and opportunities”, which will take place as part of Tuesday Meetings on Tuesday, 11 November 2025, at 15.00pm in the library of the Institute of...
Tuesday Meeting: »Pre-trial detention in Chile: Between Time Management and Standardisation«
We kindly invite you to a lecture by Dr. Javier Velásquez entitled “Pre-trial detention in Chile: Between Time Management and Standardisation”, which will take place as part of Tuesday Meetings on Monday, 10 November 2025, at 11.00 a.m. in the library of the Institute...
Behavioural Economics and Law: How We Decide – in the Mind, in Institutions, and on the Screen
At the 51st Slovenian Lawyers’ Days (Portorož, 16–17 October 2025), a thought-provoking panel focused on Behavioural Economics and Law. The session, chaired by Jaka Cepec, explored how insights from behavioural science – from Kahneman’s dual-system theory to the...
Research Design
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Foundational Research
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Development of Sentencing Typology
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Advanced Simulation
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