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Evaluate the implications of emerging technologies on the reliability of digital evidence in criminal justice.

July 26, 2026Open Access

The New Digital Evidence Paradigm in Criminal Justice: Artificial Intelligence, Deepfakes, Blockchain Authentication, and Predictive Policing.

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This research evaluates the implications of AI and blockchain on digital evidence reliability in criminal justice, suggesting new frameworks.

Evaluate the implications of emerging technologies on the reliability of digital evidence in criminal justice.
Analyzed the integration of AI, blockchain, and data analytics in criminal justice systems.
Explored challenges related to evidentiary reliability, including deepfake technology and algorithmic bias.
Reviewed existing literature on digital evidence and technological impacts on legal processes.
Identified significant challenges to evidentiary reliability due to AI-generated content and deepfakes.
Highlighted concerns over algorithmic bias and accountability within predictive policing systems.
Proposed a unified analytical framework to better understand the combined implications of these technologies.

Yadav et al. (2026) studied this question.

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This research evaluates the implications of AI and blockchain on digital evidence reliability in criminal justice, suggesting new frameworks.