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Outlets

Our researchers have been contributing to media outlets in English and Polish.

Their takes appear in respected international and national outlets.

The contributions cover the research interests of the Digital Justice Center.

You can find the full list of our outlets appearances below:

2025

1. Kaja Kowalczewska – A commentary on AI systems that support reconnaissance, predict enemy movements, anticipate equipment failures, and even conduct combat autonomously [see].
2. Karolina Kremens – A commentary on the awards in the grant competition of the Polish National Science Centre [see].
3. Wojciech Jasiński – An interview on the need to limit the use of evidence obtained in violation of the law in criminal proceedings, given that the current rules are incompatible with constitutional and international legal standards [see].
4. Wojciech Jasiński – A commentary on the dispute over the use of evidence in criminal proceedings when obtained directly or indirectly in violation of the law [see].
5. Kaja Kowalczewska – A commentary on the revolution in artificial intelligence and the legal complexities surrounding its use by military and security services [see].

2024

1. Karolina Kremens – An interview about her work, part of a series on women in science [see].
2. Kaja Kowalczewska – A commentary on the lack of systemic solutions for victims of war crimes in Ukraine [see].
3. Katarzyna Parchimowicz – A commentary on how agreements with banks and insurers should be clear to everyone, and why some institutions struggle to communicate in plain language [see].
4. Kaja Kowalczewska – A commentary on the need to change Polish regulations on the prosecution of war crimes [see].
5. Karolina Kremens – A blog post examining the ongoing reform of the Polish Prosecution Service from the perspective of the Vice-Chair of the Codification Commission [see].
6. Kaja Kowalczewska – A commentary on the debate over universal jurisdiction in Poland [see].