Application of New Technologies in Expedited Litigation

Introduction. One of the main trends in the development of the civil process is its optimization. Realization of the goals and objectives of the optimization of the civil process is met by the expansion of the area of application of expedited litigation and the use of new technologies in civil and arbitration proceedings. Purpose. The author aim is to determine the possibilities of application of new technologies, including artificial intelligence technologies, in accelerated court procedures. Methodology. The formal-legal method, analysis, synthesis, formal-logical method were used in the work. Results. The analysis of applied elements of e-justice system in expedited litigation is given. The article considers the issues of replacing the human judge by artificial intelligence and the possibility of using artificial intelligence technologies in the civil process. The application of artificial intelligence in the ordinary court procedure as an auxiliary technology and the possibility of replacing the judge by this technology in the framework of expedited litigation is justified. Conclusion. The author of the paper admits the application of artificial intelligence in the ordinary judicial procedure as an auxiliary technology. In the context of expedited litigation, the potential for the use of artificial intelligence technologies is enormous, which requires appropriate legal regulation, development of certain decision-making algorithms and standards of proof and scientific understanding and assessment of the compliance of the use of these technologies with the basic legal norms and standards of proof.

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Herald of Omsk University Series Law
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2025-09-03
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https://doi.org/10.24147/1990-5173.2025.22(3).65-72
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Dispute Resolution and Class Actions
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Application of New Technologies in Expedited Litigation

Yuliya Kondyurina
Herald of Omsk University Series Law
Dispute Resolution and Class Actions
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Application of New Technologies in Expedited Litigation

Yuliya Kondyurina
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Abstract

Introduction. One of the main trends in the development of the civil process is its optimization. Realization of the goals and objectives of the optimization of the civil process is met by the expansion of the area of application of expedited litigation and the use of new technologies in civil and arbitration proceedings. Purpose. The author aim is to determine the possibilities of application of new technologies, including artificial intelligence technologies, in accelerated court procedures. Methodology. The formal-legal method, analysis, synthesis, formal-logical method were used in the work. Results. The analysis of applied elements of e-justice system in expedited litigation is given. The article considers the issues of replacing the human judge by artificial intelligence and the possibility of using artificial intelligence technologies in the civil process. The application of artificial intelligence in the ordinary court procedure as an auxiliary technology and the possibility of replacing the judge by this technology in the framework of expedited litigation is justified. Conclusion. The author of the paper admits the application of artificial intelligence in the ordinary judicial procedure as an auxiliary technology. In the context of expedited litigation, the potential for the use of artificial intelligence technologies is enormous, which requires appropriate legal regulation, development of certain decision-making algorithms and standards of proof and scientific understanding and assessment of the compliance of the use of these technologies with the basic legal norms and standards of proof.

Herald of Omsk University Series LawVol. 22(3)
Omsk State University (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 60%
Dispute Resolution and Class Actions
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