Digital Transformation Of The Judiciary

Abstract

A purpose of digital justice is to simplify the interaction between the state, citizens, business and professional lawyers who defend the rights of participants in disputed legal relations. The economic approach to law sets the need to achieve results with minimal cost. A state model is attractive if it protects human rights and simplifies administrative matters. The right must be stable, understandable, it must not set excessive standards and unnecessary burden on the business in order to attract entrepreneurs. Nowadays in Russia there is a geopolitical situation that raises a need to create a comfortable legal environment for large business and large capital. Today, such a legal environment cannot be created without the use of modern technologies, the use of artificial intelligence, automation and robotics. The issue of the future awaiting digital courts in Russia and the world, is one of the most pressing issues, which lawyers, both theorists and practitioners, from all countries are fighting today to solve. The results of the analysis of foreign experience show that most of the existing acts aim at creating the most favorable conditions for innovation and research. Russia cannot directly borrow existing legal solutions to specific problems or copy the rules of law of other states. Specific regulatory rules need to be developed in account with the peculiarities of the national legal system, using the existing positive experience in the development and implementation of tools for supporting and developing robotics in other countries.