Vol. 10 No. 2 (2024): The process of digitisation of justice

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.12795/IESTSCIENTIA.2024.i02

Published: 2024-12-30

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Letter from the editors

The process of digitisation of justice

Daniel García San José, Fernando Llano Alonso, César Villegas Delgado

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Artículos

Procedural Management Systems, Generative Artificial Intelligence and Data Driven Justice: Challenges and Opportunities

Federico Bueno de Mata

11-32
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The Reform of Ordinary Trial in the Light of Digital and Procedural Efficiency

Belén Rizo Gómez

33-65
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Justice and the Criminal Process in Algorithmic Key. New Approaches, New Risks

Sílvia Pereira Puigvert

66-79
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Artificial Intelligence in the Criminal Process: Efficiency versus Guarantees

Irene Yáñez García-Bernalt

80-100
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Legal Construction of the Digital Chain of Custody in the Spanish System

Andrea Jamardo Lorenzo

101-122
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The Construction of an ‘Ethical’ Algorithm

Alessandra Esther Castagnedi Ramirez

123-151
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Neuroimaging and Criminal Liability: Perspectives and Challenges

Enric Mallorqui-Ruscalleda

153-170
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The Cusp of Non-Human Neurorights: a Bioethical Reflection about the Existential Dichotomy Between Humanoid Robot and Robotic Human

David Ernesto Diaz Navarro

171-182
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