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August 31, 2014International Journal of Advanced Information Technology24 citationsOpen Access

Artificial Intelligence in Law Enforcement, A Review

SASuhaib Alzou'biHAHaitham AlshiblMAMohammad Al-Ma’aitah

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This research is presenting a critical review of existing methodologies and researches that deal with using AI as a tool of mining data in order to smooth and lead evidence in enforcing law. It will review as well the current situation in Jordan as possible as we can access the current available resources, where the method of mining information and using AI or soft evidence are to be addressed. The research concluded the importance of AI as supportive technology in policing, fighting crimes, cybercrimes, as models for enforcing law, but there were no cutoff evidence in using AI advanced methods in mining data in Jordan police and intelligence, simply because it was impossible mission to access the security information of such bodies.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0f372c11edbd3546bdd6bchttps://doi.org/10.5121/ijait.2014.4401
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