The Theory of “Personalized Law” and Civil Proceedings: Utopia or the Near Future?

The influence of big data algorithms based on empirical reliability, almost infinite diversity and instantaneous variability over time on the ability to predict legally significant actions and on the understanding of law in modern society is considered. Taking into account the latest theory of personalized law, as well as a universal approach to law, including aspects of predicting behavior and legal communication, the possible impact of the “micro directive” as a new source of law on justice in civil cases is shown. The vector of the development of the personalization of civil procedural law is revealed, its dependence on the subject matter of civil proceedings and the subject of judicial proceedings is shown. The study of the personality of each participant in civil proceedings will become the primary task of the science of civil procedure law. The importance of personalization of the rules of judicial proceedings is not the same for claim and non-claim proceedings. Personalization of the rules of special production is the most effective and realistic.