DIGITAL JUSTICE AND THE FUTURE OF TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION

Abstract

The main objective of this article is to relate the implementation of digital judgment to the territorial competence. Considering the effects that technology has had on today's habits, as well as the understanding that the study of law is understood within a social science, it is a fact that technological advances have provided changes in the legal environment. Thus, it is undeniable that currently the use of technology applications presents a very promising perspective for legal practice, being able to offer possibilities previously unimaginable. In this regard, the creation of limited territorial jurisdiction in favor of specialized digital courts would add a new option to access to justice. Furthermore, the structuring of a digital court would greatly contribute to jurisdictional provision, contributing to the functioning of the judiciary, from a qualitative and quantitative point of view.

Keywords

• access to justice
• competence
• judge 100% digital
• civil procedure
• technology