DIGITALIZATION OF JUSTICE: THE EXPERIENCE OF USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN COURTS

Description

The monograph studies the processes of digitalization of justice and justice in the USA, China and some countries of the European Union. The digital transformation of the judicial systems of European states is a global trend aimed at improving the efficiency, transparency and accessibility of justice in the European Union. The book explores the legal regulation of electronic justice in the United States and China, analyzes the legislation on the digitalization of the judicial system and various types of proceedings. Examples are given of the practical implementation of e-justice, including the use of robot judges, and their prospects for respecting human rights and freedoms are assessed. Challenges related to data protection and ethical issues of litigation automation are considered.

For everyone interested in the digitalization of justice and the introduction of artificial intelligence in legal proceedings.