Recognising the transformative power of technology, this blog looks at the #legaltech disrupting and sustaining justice systems around the world. From Argentina to the United Kingdom, the impact of these reform programmes, as well as the ethical questions they present, cannot be underestimated. The e-justice revolution has begun.
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Justice Connect, an Australian charity dedicated to connecting people with legal help, has designed a new online intake tool that helps people connect to free legal help seamlessly. The tool guides users through a series of questions and takes…
A romanticised blog by Tako Kobakhidze submitted back in 2017, introduced me to the digital transformation that has occurred at Yasamal District Court of Baku City in the Republic of Azerbaijan. The court, operational since June 2017, is one of the…
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Australia can be considered one of the leading jurisdictions when it comes to e-justice. Nearly all Australian courts and tribunals have an online presence and Australia has managed to secure the spot of being “first” across a number of areas:
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https://www.lexadin.nl/wlg/courts/nofr/eur/lxctalb.htmAlthough Albania has not yet launched a comprehensive suite of e-justice services*, it has made a number of steps in that direction. Their journey has demonstrated the impact a unique EU-funded project can have on the overall development of a…
I’m Emily and I am dedicating this blog to all things related to e-justice.PurposeThe e-justice revolution is upon us. From Argentina to the United Kingdom, technology is disrupting the way all of us will access justice. The impact of…