Doing Justice in a Digital World

Digital technologies are profoundly reshaping every facet of how we do justice according to law: the ways in which we make, record and communicate laws; techniques for fact-finding; and how we apply and enforce laws. These fast-paced changes hold great promise for access to justice – but also pose many risks for the quality of justice, both at a practical level and as a matter of principle. This subject critically examines the implications of digital technologies—particularly artificial intelligence (AI), data analytics, and digital interfaces—for the enterprise of doing justice in contemporary liberal democracies.