Digital innovations in the justice system

Abstract

This article explores contemporary digital innovations implemented in justice systems at both national and international levels. The author examines the best practices of countries such as Estonia and the United Kingdom, which have successfully integrated digital technologies into their legal systems. Particular attention is given to electronic platforms for filing claims, video conferencing in court proceedings, and the use of artificial intelligence to automate routine tasks. The Ukrainian experience, including the “Electronic Court” system and the Unified Judicial Information and Telecommunication System (UJITS), is also analyzed. The article highlights the positive effects of digitalization, such as increased transparency, accessibility of justice, and process optimization. Simultaneously, it addresses challenges like ensuring cybersecurity, funding digital projects, and improving digital literacy. In conclusion, the article asserts that digital technologies hold substantial potential for reforming justice systems, and Ukraine must continue to integrate innovative approaches to realize this potential.