Can the digital revolution preserve the integrity of our legal system?
In short: As judges help design the computerized courts of the future, we face a fundamental question: will online justice be as effective as the centuries-old systems we rely on?
This lecture explores the transition toward digital courts, where new software may allow individuals to manage legal cases without lawyers. While this shift promises that judges can preside from anywhere via laptops, it raises critical concerns regarding technological barriers, the digital divide in legal affordability, and the possibility of disputes being decided by computers.
The presentation examines whether these reforms will succeed or result in an IT disaster, weighing the potential for modern efficiency against the risk of undermining justice.
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- Summary by Intellect · source: Justice Online: Just as Good? - Joshua Rozenberg QC (hon)
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