Jennifer Raso

Associate Professor · McGill University

Faculty of Law · Montréal, Quebec

Raso examines data-driven administrative decisions and their effects on fairness and substantive justice. Her projects focus on digital welfare systems and the interaction of human decision-makers with technology.

Administrative law, digital borders, data-driven government, algorithmic decision-making and AI governance.

PUBLICATIONS // 9

Interoperable AI Regulation · Canadian Journal of Law and Technology (2026) · Journal article
Data Entry and Decision Chains: Distributed Responsibility and Bureaucratic Disempowerment in the United Kingdom’s Universal Credit Programme · Oxford Journal of Legal Studies (2025) · Journal article
Responsible AI: Binaries that Bind · McGill Law Journal (2024) · Journal article
Regulatory Technologies and Front-Line Decision-Making · Research Handbook on Public Law and Poverty (2024) · Book chapter
Smooth Operators, Predictable Glitches: The Interface Governance of Benefits and Borders · Canadian Journal of Law & Society (2023) · Journal article
Researching Administrative Law in the Digital World · A Research Agenda for Administrative Law (2023) · Book chapter
Implementing Digitalisation in an Administrative Justice Context · Oxford Handbook of Administrative Justice (2022) · Book chapter
AI and Administrative Law · Artificial Intelligence and the Law in Canada (2021) · Book chapter
Administrative Law in the Digital World · Research Handbook on Administrative Law (2021) · Book chapter