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Earth & Environmental Science2 Humanities2 Social Science2 Astronomy & Astrophysics1 Chemistry1 Computer Science & AI1 Economics & Finance1 Engineering1

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Law in context2 Applied economics1 Information systems1 Specialist studies in education1

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Law reform2 Criminal law1 Economics of education1 Educational administration, management and leadership1 Information systems education1

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dro deakin edu au1 figshare com1 figshare dmu ac uk1 zivahub uct ac za1

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ZivaHub + Deakin Research Online + DMU Figshare2026 · dataset
A critical evaluation of the admission of sexual history evidence in Northern Ireland trials: prevalence, impact and reform
The use of previous sexual history (PSH) evidence in sexual offence trials is widely recognised as one of the most harmful aspects of legal responses to sexual violence. In Northern Ireland (NI), this issue was examined in the 2018 Gillen Review, which scrutinised Article 28 of the Criminal Evidence (NI) Order 1999. While the Review recommended changes to practice, no legislative reform was propos
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Automation Bias and Legal Reasoning in Law Students: Experimental Dataset on Generative AI Errors
<p dir="ltr"><b>This dataset contains experimental data collected from 360 law students to examine automation bias and legal reasoning when using generative artificial intelligence systems that may provide erroneous legal information.</b></p><p dir="ltr">The study includes <b>2,880 student-case observations</b> generated under controlled experimental conditions. Participants were assigned to diffe
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