From Gavel to Grid: Reimagining Civil Justice in the Digital Era
págs. 5-15
The Belgian Central Register for judicial decisions: the long and winding road to open justice?
Jachin Van Doninck, Matthias van der Haegen
págs. 17-40
Digital transformation and artificial intelligence integration in the iranian judicial system: legal infrastructure, regulatory framework, and systemic prerequisites
Mostafa Tabatabai, Morteza Shahbazinia, Mohammad Bagher Parsapour
págs. 41-68
Physical decontextualization in italian civil proceedings: online courts and a measured use of ict
Alessio Biagi
págs. 69-94
From Paper to Portal: The Slovenian COVL Reform and the Digitalisation of Mass Enforcement
Mirko Ratković
págs. 95-115
Cassation and artificial intelligence: towards the end of a system that has never worked properly?
págs. 117-135
Artificial Intelligence and Fundamental Procedural Principles in Civil Justice
Konstantinos Papachristou Dimitras
págs. 137-155
High-risk justice: decision-making automation and the structural limits of the “robot judge” in enforcement proceedings
Emanuele Pasquale Scigliano
págs. 157-186
The future of civil justice is today: digitalisation across the various stages of civil proceedings in Italy
Alessi Bastianelli
págs. 187-205
Digital technologies and Civil Procedure: a comparative analysis between Europe and Latin America
Francesco Olindo Dal Maso
págs. 207-222
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págs. 243-260
Luu Lan Phuong Nguyen
págs. 261-284
Civil Dispute Resolution in The Age Of Algorithms: an Empirical Study of AI in Labour Law Courts
Esra Palit, Marco Giacalone
págs. 285-305
Decentralised Justice: How Kleros Empowers Jurors in Online Dispute Resolution
Nicolas Kyriakides, Eva Manolova, Nicoletta Zacharopoulos
págs. 307-333
Beyond Logistics: Video-Based Witness Examinations in German and U.S. Civil Proceedings
Victoria Jürgensen
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From principle to design: rethinking selfsufficiency in cassation appeals in the digital age
Martina Donnarumma
págs. 393-432



