Closing Note: Financial Crises and Securities Law

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“…As long ago as ten years ago, Georgakopoulos et al showed that a computer system could monitor and analyze in real time footage of human motion that is captured on video surveillance cameras within offices and workplaces, and detect automatically any suspicious events. 303 This system looked for abnormal actions of multiple people-that is, where they diverge from typical movements, such as by fighting, wobbling around, moving their arms, hitting, falling over, running, punching, kicking, shaking their heads to both sides, and revolving side-by-side or back-toback 304 The system is trained on large datasets of prior examples, and establishes a baseline of acceptable behavior. Any behavior that falls outside of this baseline would trigger an exception to alert human operators of the system.…”

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Introducing Disruptive Technology to Criminal Sanctions: Punishment by Computer Monitoring to Enhance Sentencing Fairness and Efficiency

2018

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The United States has the most punitive criminal justice system on Earth. The total corrections population in the United States is more than 6,613,000 people, 1 consisting of approximately 3,673,100 offenders under probation, 2 874,800 on parole 3 and 2,162,400 undergoing incarceration in prisons and jails. 4 Incredibly, this means about one in thirty-eight adults in the United States is undergoing correctional supervision. 5 Focusing solely on parole and probation, it emerges that more offenders are undergoing these sanctions than "live in half of all U.S. states." 6 "Approximately [one] in [fifty-five] adults in the United States were under community supervision [i.e., parole or probation] at year-end 2016." 7 This is a staggering statistic. It is made all the more remarkable because no meaningful community dividend has been

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Introducing Disruptive Technology to Criminal Sanctions: Punishment by Computer Monitoring to Enhance Sentencing Fairness and Efficiency

2018

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“…Rather, it argues that, although liquidity traders do not invest based on information, they do care about information insofar as it affects liquidity. 234 That is, liquidity traders care about transaction costs in the form of high bid-ask spreads. The presence of misstatements creates opportunities for asymmetric information, as information traders investing in precautions will have greater likelihood of discovering misstatements.…”

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