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Digital Justice: Possibilities and Limits

Rossijskoe pravosudie
This article, using the experience of the recent judicial reform of the People’s Republic of China, demonstrates the possibilities for the development of digital justice (as a techno-socio-legal phenomenon) and their limits. Received a legal assessment of actualization, taking into account the current state of affairs of the legal heritage of the ...
Vladimir V. Kulakov, Andrey A. Aryamov
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A path towards China's energy justice: How does digital technology innovation bring about a just revolution?

Energy Economics, 2023
Senmiao Yang, Jianda Wang, Kang-Yin Dong
exaly  

Digital Justice: Introduction

International Journal of Online Dispute Resolution, 2016
Ethan Katsh, Orna Rabinovich-Einy
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The digital divide in the US criminal justice system

New Media and Society, 2022
Fanny Ramirez
exaly  

Digital justice

Computer Law & Security Review, 2018
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Digital Justice

2017
Ethan Katsh, Orna Rabinovich-Einy
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Digital Exhibits for Justice: Analyzing Public Library Digital Exhibits with Diversity and Social Justice Themes

Public Library Quarterly, 2023
Youngok Choi, Emma Brodfuehrer Hastings
exaly  

Digital prediction technologies in the justice system: The implications of a ‘race-neutral’ agenda

Theoretical Criminology, 2020
Pamela Ugwudike
exaly  

Digit. Law. Justice

Pravosudie / Justice, 2020
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Digital Government and Criminal Justice

2004
This chapter outlines the history of digital government in criminal justice, starting with the Johnson Administration’s findings concerning automation in its report, “The Challenge of Crime in a Free Society,” the development of the national criminal justice network, and the creation of SEARCH Group, a consortium of states that led the effort to create
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