HUMANIZING JUDICIAL COMMUNICATION THROUGH 3D CHARACTERS, STORYTELLING, AND PLAIN LANGUAGE: ENHANCING PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT WITH LEGAL INSTITUTIONS

This article analyzes the use of 3D characters, storytelling, and plain language as tools to humanize judicial communication and improve public engagement with legal institutions. By integrating visual narratives and digital avatars, complex legal concepts become more accessible, emotionally resonant, and culturally relevant. The study highlights how these strategies foster trust, comprehension, and participatory citizenship, bridging the gap between institutional processes and citizens’ understanding. The combination of interactive elements, cultural adaptation, and analytics ensures continuous improvement of communication strategies, positioning the judiciary as a more approachable and inclusive authority.