Digital Transformation Technologies Of Legal Proceedings In Civil And Administrative Cases

Abstract

This article analyzes the existing technological solutions and software systems used in justice administration by various countries worldwide. It also outlines the goals and objectives of the digitalization in justice administration; identifies the main types of new technologies used in civil and administrative cases, including automated decision-making systems and court documents issuance. The research paper emphasizes the differentiating importance between dispute resolution and automatic technology appliance, helpful in a court decision on an uncontested case. The given research works studies the problems of justice effectiveness in digitalization context, the possibility of using "big data" technologies, software systems and cloud services in current civil procedure paradigm, which is traditionally based on the principles of humanism, legality, equality and competitiveness. It also considers the main features of Brazilian, American, and Chinese models of justice digitalization as well as the steps of the Russian Federation in this sphere. Despite the serious efforts that are being made for the digital transformation of justice administration, there are problems both of organizational and legal nature, as well as its format issues. As a result of the study, it is advisable not to use the Chinese justice digitalization model, and focus on creating convenient services that will increase access to the court, but will not replace the process of dispute resolution by a person with higher legal education, qualifications and experience. A gradual digital transformation is being proposed with mandatory balance between court systems of general jurisdiction and arbitration courts in the sphere of high-tech solution applications.

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“…Digital justice represents a cuttingedge approach to conducting court proceedings and resolving cases, leveraging the extensive application of diverse information technologies. (Shcherbakova et al, 2022).…”