Digital transformation in the judicial system: difficulties and prospects

2024

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DOI 10.46914/2959-4197-2024-1-3-7-11
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Abstract

The article examines the impact of digital transformation on modern litigation. In the context of the rapid development of information technologies and their introduction into various spheres of society, the judicial system is under pressure to adapt to new realities. The article analyzes the challenges that courts face in implementing digital technologies, such as ensuring data security, maintaining transparency and accessibility of justice, as well as problems associated with digital inequality. At the same time, the potential prospects opened by digital transformation are being considered, including improving the efficiency of trials, improving the availability of justice for citizens and the possibility of developing innovative management methods and resolving legal issues. The article calls for a deeper study and discussion of this topic in order to develop effective strategies for the digital development of judicial systems.