Información General

• Autores: Fernando Esteban de la Rosa (ed. lit.), Pablo Cortés (ed. lit.), Nuria Marchal Escalona (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Oxford University Press
• Año de publicación: 2025
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9780198918752
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Resumen

• This edited volume explores the transformative impact of digitalization and artificial intelligence (AI) on legal systems. The book examines how technological advancements are reshaping court processes, cross-border cooperation, and access to justice. It also critically examines the implications of AI, including the emergence of ‘robojudges’ and their potential impact on human rights, while advocating for people-centred approaches and process pluralism. These advancements offer promising avenues for enhancing efficiency, transparency, and user accessibility, whilst presenting challenges related to data privacy, cybersecurity, and the potential for algorithmic bias. The book is structured into three parts. The first part provides foundational insights into the principles and needs driving digitalization in justice systems, emphasizing the importance of maintaining access to justice and protecting rights in a digital environment. The second part explores national and cross-border applications of technology in legal systems, showcasing transformative initiatives in countries like the United States, China, and within the European Union. The final section examines the integration of AI in digital courts, discussing its potential to enhance or hinder judicial fairness, and the emerging regulatory frameworks designed to manage these technologies. Through the perspectives of various experts, this volume highlights the dual-edged nature of digitalization in justice, offering recommendations for harnessing its benefits while safeguarding fundamental legal principles. By linking technological advancements with legal and ethical considerations, the book offers a timely analysis of the challenges and opportunities facing modern justice systems globally.

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Listado de artículos

• • Part I. Building Foundations for the Digitalization of the Justice Systems

    • Towards a People-Centric Digitalization of Justice Systems: Fostering Empowerment, New Rights, and Fair Treatment amid the Digital Divide

      Fernando Esteban de la Rosa

      págs. 3-29

      

    • Process Pluralism in the Post-Covid Dispute Resolution Landscape

      Orna Rabinovich-Einy

      págs. 30-54

      

    • Challenges of Using AI Tools in the Digitalization of Advanced Justice Systems: Beyond Data Protection and Cybersecurity

      José Antonio Castillo Parrilla

      págs. 55-88

      

    • Biometric Breakthroughs: Transforming Electronic ID and Trust in Courts

      Begoña Fernández Rodríguez

      págs. 89-109

      

  • Part II. The Impact of Technology in Transforming National Courts and Cross-Border Litigation

    • Technology as an Instrument to Promote Settlement in Advance of Court Adjudication - Developments in England and Whales

      Pablo Cortés

      págs. 113-133

      

    • Designing to Expand Access to Remedies, Voice, and Possibly Justice in United States Court Online Dispute Resolution (ODR)

      Amy J. Schmitz

      págs. 134-156

      

    • Delivering Justice in the Digital Economy: Innovations in China's E-Courts

      Alex Chung, Ying Yu

      págs. 157-191

      

    • The Digitalization of the Pakistani Justice System: Challenges and Solutions

      Nauman Reayat

      págs. 192-224

      

    • Facilitation of Digital Access to Justice in Cross-Border Environments: The New System of European Judicial Cooperation in Civil Matters

      Nuria Marchal Escalona

      págs. 225-249

      

    • The Framework for Evidence-Taking under the Policy of European Judicial Cooperation on Civil Matters

      María José Fernández-Fígares Morales

      págs. 250-272

      

  • Part III. The Rise of AI in Digital Courts

    • Human Rights-Compliant Artificial Intelligence: Regulatory Frameworks for Upholding Democracy and the Rule of Law in the Digital Age

      Ozana Olariu, John Zeleznikow

      págs. 275-297

      

    • Governance of AI in the Judicial System

      Javier Valls Prieto

      págs. 298-312

      

    • Artificial Intelligence Systems Processing Judicial Decisions and Legal Data Under the EU Legal Framework

      Roberta Montinaro

      págs. 313-335

      

    • The Integration of Artificial Intelligence in the Digitalization Process of the Administration of Justice

      John Zeleznikow

      págs. 336-360

      

    • Courthouse AI and Access to Justice in the United States

      David Freeman Engstrom, Ayelet Sela, Natalie Knowlton

      págs. 361-387

      

    • Judging the Robot Judge

      Tania Sourdin, Ella Sourdin Brown

      págs. 388-406