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Digital transformation is fundamentally changing legal education, opening up new opportunities and posing serious challenges. The introduction of technologies such as artificial intelligence, online learning and legal informatics is helping to rethink the way lawyers are trained and the content of educational programs. One example …

Legal innovation is becoming an essential tool for the protection of human rights in a rapidly changing world. New technologies, digitalization and globalization not only create challenges for human rights, but also open up opportunities for their more effective, prompt and fair protection. One of …

If you can’t attend our conference in person, don’t worry! We offer a convenient online platform so you can participate from the comfort of your home or office. Here’s how it works: Complete registration on our website by selecting the “Online Participation” option. Make sure …

We are pleased to welcome you to our upcoming conference on innovation in the legal system and the rule of law! Expect an incredibly rich program that will cover the hottest issues in the use of technology in justice and legal reforms. Dates: September 12-14, …

Technology is playing an increasingly important role in providing access to justice. Where people used to have to go to court in person, wait in lines, pay for lawyers and deal with bureaucracy, digital tools are now helping. They simplify procedures, reduce time and resources, …

In the era of big data, the right to privacy is becoming one of the key topics of modern society. Every day, the amount of information collected about users is growing: smartphones, social networks, online purchases, search queries, location trackers – all this forms a …

Digitalization of justice is one of the key trends in the modern legal system. The digitalization of justice is one of the key trends in today’s legal system. The development of technology has made it possible not only to speed up the processing of cases …

Artificial intelligence is increasingly penetrating various spheres of life, and the judicial system is no exception. Already today, AI is being used to analyze court practice, predict decisions, sort documents and identify patterns in the behavior of participants in processes. This makes it possible to …