Use of technology significantly impacts the nature and volume of judicial work and consequently the expectations placed on judicial officers. While there are potential workload efficiencies in the use of audio-visual (‘AV’) links in Australian courts, the increasing dependence on technology may run counter to other important developments, notably procedural justice and therapeutic jurisprudence, which recognise and valorise the interactive nature of judicial work, especially sentencing in criminal cases. Analysing perceptions of AV technology use in courts creates a clearer picture of its benefits and disadvantages for judicial work, particularly in light of expectations of direct personal engagement in modern, technologically-a...
Back in 2000, videoconference systems were introduced in criminal courts in England and Wales so tha...
The digitalization of justice is emerging worldwide partially due to the most common narrative surro...
peer reviewedEuropean courts are increasingly investing in Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications...
Digital technology is transforming all social life, including justice processes. This project has fo...
The rapidly-accelerating integration of artificial intelligence into our lives will soon affect cour...
The use of technologies in court settings is not a new phenomenon. Since the 1990s, videoconferencin...
Technological linkages between justice and law enforcement agencies are radically altering criminal ...
Drawn from a doctoral research, the first part of this paper aims at discussing the concept of ICT a...
The information presented to courts has traditionally been written and oral. Many courts are adoptin...
This research was made possible through the Australian Research Council Linkage Project "Gateways to...
How can technology provide better access to civil and administrative justice? This article argues th...
Australian courts are already dealing with issues around electronic documents and technology in the ...
Videoconferencing technology is becoming a significant component of eJustice. Across the justice sys...
<p>At the Supreme Court of Victoria, Australia, concepts of judicial performance and evaluation are ...
The technology in the courtrooms has brought much ease to the judges and the parties. Unlike the ta...
Back in 2000, videoconference systems were introduced in criminal courts in England and Wales so tha...
The digitalization of justice is emerging worldwide partially due to the most common narrative surro...
peer reviewedEuropean courts are increasingly investing in Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications...
Digital technology is transforming all social life, including justice processes. This project has fo...
The rapidly-accelerating integration of artificial intelligence into our lives will soon affect cour...
The use of technologies in court settings is not a new phenomenon. Since the 1990s, videoconferencin...
Technological linkages between justice and law enforcement agencies are radically altering criminal ...
Drawn from a doctoral research, the first part of this paper aims at discussing the concept of ICT a...
The information presented to courts has traditionally been written and oral. Many courts are adoptin...
This research was made possible through the Australian Research Council Linkage Project "Gateways to...
How can technology provide better access to civil and administrative justice? This article argues th...
Australian courts are already dealing with issues around electronic documents and technology in the ...
Videoconferencing technology is becoming a significant component of eJustice. Across the justice sys...
<p>At the Supreme Court of Victoria, Australia, concepts of judicial performance and evaluation are ...
The technology in the courtrooms has brought much ease to the judges and the parties. Unlike the ta...
Back in 2000, videoconference systems were introduced in criminal courts in England and Wales so tha...
The digitalization of justice is emerging worldwide partially due to the most common narrative surro...
peer reviewedEuropean courts are increasingly investing in Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications...