Prof. Hannah Bloch-Wehba: Policing, technology, and accountability
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Prof. Hannah Bloch-Wehba: Policing, technology, and accountability
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In this episode, Noa Mor talks with Prof. Hannah Bloch-Wehba, an Associate Professor of Law at Texas A&M University School of Law.
They discuss Prof. Bloch-Wehba’s article “Visible Policing: Technology, Transparency, and Democratic Control”. Bloch-Wehba describes the opacity that surrounds modern policing, and how technological, legal, and operational developments have contributed to this lack of transparency. She also talks about the “shadow docket” litigation that aims to tackle this secrecy, and offers additional channels to encourage meaningful law enforcement accountability.
Don’t miss the end of the episode, where Prof. Bloch-Wehba answers Noa’s question regarding the biggest digital-age challenge we are facing, and how we should address it.
Enjoy the episode!
*Beautiful music: “Carefree Folk Guitar”, musicdoctor*
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