Linda Kinstler
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spent a year kind of immersing myself in the stakes and goals of this new way of kind of treating evidence, generating evidence, dealing with kind of digital instances of crimes.
And FA, forensic architecture, does produce these kind of really robust investigations, which are all available on their website, and then works with
works to submit them to courts for evidence.
And so I had gone from there and then really started to think about, you know, okay, standards of proof that are used in international criminal proceedings, both historically and in the present.
And so once this kind of invasion became what it is now,
That's when we kind of revisited this question of the missile strike and started kind of thinking through, okay, how do you present it now that everything has changed?
Yeah, I mean, I think that's a hard question to answer right now as everything is still ongoing.
But, you know, I think what Maxine was saying really illustrates how there are so many things that you can discover online.
through the kind of forensic methodology, right?
There are so many things that are occluded that can be revealed.
There are negations that you can attempt to reduce or fill in, but of course there's a limit, right?
And so I'm always really concerned with thinking about how much we should or could be relying on these methods and when they might lead us astray.
And yeah, I mean, I think,
it's interesting to see right now because even as cities in Ukraine are still being destroyed, people are still dying and we don't know when this will end or kind of obviously what the scale of destruction will be, that we still have this kind of desire to think about what the memorials will look like.
How will we rebuild?
What should we rebuild?
And I think that what,
Maxim's work can illustrate is, you know, you know, the networks that enabled this to happen and this kind of, I think one of the ways it can be most impactful is that, you know, it kind of brings this deep history to the floor.
And one of the challenges, if you're working in this space is, of course, we all want to have hope that there will be justice, that there will be tribunals, that there will be trials that will bring people to account.
You know, we're already seeing that the Ukrainian prosecutors
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