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E-Justice in Russia

Law & Digital Technologies, 2022
Electronic justice in Russia is part of the general trend of digitalization of public authorities.  The present work reveals the main elements of electronic justice in Russia at the current stage. The paper  examines trends and patterns in the development of electronic justice focusing on the needs of civil society and the business community.
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E-JUSTICE IN UKRAINE AND THE WORLD

2021
Ukraine, as well as the whole world, promptly moves in the direction of creation of new information society forward, one of signs of which is the translation of the maximum number of communications of usual activity of the person in electronic, information, a form. One of such spheres are legal proceedings.
Vdovina, O., Derevianko, L.
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E-Justice

2009
A 1999 Australian report on the prospective impact of information and communications technology on the justice system presented a vision of how technology might result in a new paradigm of ‘e-justice.’ Since that report was written, Australian courts have had nearly two decades of experience of the introduction of new technologies.
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E-Justice: Development Prospects

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences, 2020
Modern digital technologies transform everything making no exception, and at most they do so to public communications and relations so they cannot but affect the process of administering justice. Therefore, questions rise among legal community in concern regarding such a complex institution as the institution of the judiciary, constitutional ...
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Introduction to E-justice and E-law Minitrack

2015 48th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2015
This mini-track aims at discussing trends, challenges, case studies and best practices, theories, and methodologies in the field of e-justice and e-law.
Jay P. Kesan   +2 more
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eBPM-C for e-Justice

Journal of Computational Law and Legal Technology
Business Process Management (BPM) has long been employed as a structured methodology for optimizing complex processes. Electronic Business Process Management (e-BPM) extends traditional organizational optimization to encompass technological dimensions.
Ilaria Angela Amantea   +2 more
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E-Justice in Administrative Process

2014
Social technologies are slowly occupying the central place of available and emerging solution for a variety of socio-economic problems. Although not a panacea, it cannot be overemphasized that social technologies have an influence on the social effects of humans, social groups, hierarchical social structures (such as public administrations, local ...
Tatjana Bilevičienė   +1 more
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