Imagine a world where Artificial Intelligence, rather than judges, presides over the court—entrusted to decide human fate with impartiality. Yet relying on statistics to determine guilt or innocence introduces complex challenges. Sasin’s Assistant Professor Wantanee Poonvoralak, Ph.D., DIC., CStat, explores these issues in her recent article published in the recent 2024 Raphi Law Journal, available at Winyuchon Publication House, Faculty of Law, Chulalongkorn University.