MEIOS ELETRÔNICOS DE GARANTIR JUSTIÇA JUSTA
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Palavras-chave

Inteligência artificial
direitos humanos
E-justiça
Regulamentação legal
Justiça justa

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Shelever, N., Varynskyi, V. ., Burdonosova, M. ., Rogach , O. ., & Pylyp, V. . (2024). MEIOS ELETRÔNICOS DE GARANTIR JUSTIÇA JUSTA: PERSPECTIVAS CONTEMPORÂNEAS E PERSPECTIVAS DE DESENVOLVIMENTO. Lex Humana (ISSN 2175-0947), 16(1), 557–572. Recuperado de https://seer.ucp.br/seer/index.php/LexHumana/article/view/2973

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O valor científico da pesquisa reside no fato de que, com base no estudo dos problemas teórico-jurídicos e práticos da introdução e adaptação da justiça eletrônica nas condições da moderna sociedade da informação, são tiradas conclusões conceituais, que têm um caráter científico e aplicado. Em particular, foi analisado o conceito geral de digitalização dos procedimentos judiciais nas condições modernas, foi desenvolvida a abordagem do autor para entender a categoria "justiça da justiça", foram esclarecidas a essência e as perspectivas do uso da inteligência artificial durante os procedimentos judiciais. As ideias disponíveis na doutrina sobre os benefícios esperados, as consequências e os riscos do uso são considerados meios eletrônicos de garantir uma justiça justa. Concluiu-se que o processo de introdução da justiça eletrônica e sua modernização requerem uma abordagem abrangente para a automação da interação eletrônica entre o tribunal e o Ministério Público, o uso de gerenciamento eletrônico de documentos e o acesso a processos judiciais, o uso de tecnologias digitais modernas na condução de ações processuais, etc. Com base na análise das principais práticas estrangeiras sobre as questões especificadas, são delineadas outras perspectivas para a digitalização da justiça. A ênfase é colocada na prioridade dos direitos humanos e dos interesses legítimos, levando em conta os requisitos de responsabilidade, um alto grau de transparência e proteção, apoio jurídico, organizacional, técnico e financeiro adequado ao tomar medidas estatais e soluções tecnológicas.

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