Ethical Considerations in Using Big Data for Criminal Justice

The integration of big data, cloud computing, and internet-enabled infrastructures for sustainability has brought about remarkable advancements in various sectors. These technologies enable unprecedented levels of efficiency and sustainability, driving innovation and creating new opportunities. However, as their adoption increases, they also raise important ethical considerations that must be carefully examined and addressed. This paper conducts a systematic review of the literature to explore the ethical dimensions of these technologies and identify key gaps and challenges in their responsible and sustainable use. The research highlights three main ethical categories: privacy and data protection, transparency and accountability, and social and environmental impact. Despite the growing recognition of these concerns, significant gaps remain in our understanding of their implications. The paper emphasizes the need for further research to develop practical strategies for addressing these ethical considerations and ensuring the responsible use of big data, cloud computing, and internet-enabled infrastructures for sustainability. By addressing these gaps, we can promote ethical and sustainable development in the era of digital transformation