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The course aims to analyze the discipline of evidence with a more practical approach.

But before that, a general overview of fundamental legal concepts such as procedural truth, evidentiary law, fundamental rights and the impact of artificial intelligence on these fields will be provided.

Subsequently, it will look at law cases in which evidentiary experiments were conducted also using the latest technology.

The goal is to offer students a laboratory where they can experience the effects of evidentiary experiments conducted through the most advanced scientific methods including artificial intelligence.

The workshop is aimed at addressing the various forms of mobility that currently allow a wide array of people on the move to reach Europe through the various Mediterranean routes. Starting from a comprehensive analysis of the characteristics and dynamics of forced and undocumented migration flows occurring in and across the Mediterranean area, altogether with a critical understanding of border control policies implemented by the European Union, it will expressly focus on the phenomena of smuggling of migrants and trafficking in human beings, their relationships and growing intersections. Thanks to the analysis of specific case-studies, the workshop will provide suitable analytical and conceptual tools for combining institutional and policy-oriented debate with the outcomes of ongoing fieldwork activities which valorise the standpoint and experience of migrant women and men. Thus, their subjective experiences, biographical paths, memories, expectations as well as forms of survival and resistance will be addressed and discussed through the use, inter alia, of data coming from interviews, workshops and ethnographic observations carried out during fieldwork activities, as well as the use of audio-visual tools.