Moving from the observation that the use of AI tools in civil proceedings, if ever constitutionally tolerable, seems at present to be of little use, especially with reference to the goal of reducing inequalities, the contribution investigates AI potential applications outside, before, and in sight of the trial: in particular, new technologies’ potential impact on access to justice is explored. The debate on this topic has already begun to develop abroad, but it must be declined taking into account the peculiarities of the Italian system: it is thus claimed that, here, the use of AI tools may (and perhaps should) be complemented by the initiatives that institutions (including local ones) have already launched.
Artificial Intelligence and Access to (Civil) Justice: Toward an Integrated Approach? / Capasso, Valentina. - (2025). (Intervento presentato al convegno JAR-Association Conference Judicial Systems in Transition: Reforms, Innovations and Justice tenutosi a Faculty of Law, University of Limoges, 5 rue Félix Eboué, Limoges, France nel 11-12 giugno 2025).
Artificial Intelligence and Access to (Civil) Justice: Toward an Integrated Approach?
Valentina Capasso
2025
Abstract
Moving from the observation that the use of AI tools in civil proceedings, if ever constitutionally tolerable, seems at present to be of little use, especially with reference to the goal of reducing inequalities, the contribution investigates AI potential applications outside, before, and in sight of the trial: in particular, new technologies’ potential impact on access to justice is explored. The debate on this topic has already begun to develop abroad, but it must be declined taking into account the peculiarities of the Italian system: it is thus claimed that, here, the use of AI tools may (and perhaps should) be complemented by the initiatives that institutions (including local ones) have already launched.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
