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Tim Dare

Tim Dare

Professor of Philosophy, University of Auckland
Tim trained and worked as a lawyer before completing his PhD in philosophy.

His publications include books and articles on the philosophy of law, legal ethics, immunisation programmes, the significance of judicial disagreement, parental rights and medical decisions, the proper allocation of the burden of proof, and the use of predictive analytics in child protection.

He is employed by New Zealand’s Ministry of Social Development to provide data ethics advice and to develop privacy, human rights, and ethical review processes for proposed uses of client data. He has provided ethical reviews of a number of predictive risk modelling tools in New Zealand and the US.

He sits on a number of local and national research and clinical ethics committees.

He is principal investigator on a NZ Royal Society Marsden Grant (2019-2021) investigating the ethics of using predictive risk modelling tools in social policy contexts.

‘Whose side are you on mate?’ How no one is free from bias – including referees

May 26, 2023 14:47 pm UTC| Sports

When Jason Paris, head of the company that sponsors the New Zealand Warriors NRL team, complained recently about Australian referee bias, more than a few heads will have nodded in agreement. Sports fans often think the...

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