New Arrival The Cambridge Handbook of AI and Technologies in Courts

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The Cambridge Handbook of AI and Technologies in Courts

Edited by Monika Zalnieriute · Agne Limante
New Arrival Cambridge University Press June 2026

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ISBN-13
9781009744201
Publisher
Cambridge University Press
Publication
June 2026
Format
Hardback
Jurisdiction
U.K. ? Countri(es) for reference only

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This Handbook is the first global comparative volume that examines the use of AI and digital technologies in courts. With contributions from over seventy academics, judges, and other professionals from over twenty-five countries, it provides an interdisciplinary and cross-jurisdictional perspective on how judicial institutions are responding to the opportunities and risks posed by AI. Covering judicial use of AI across domestic and regional jurisdictions in Europe, North and South America, Asia-Pacific and Africa, this Handbook begins with the premise that introducing AI into courts is not merely a technical upgrade but a constitutional reckoning and fresh call for judicial accountability. Each chapter examines not just what AI can do for courts, but what courts must do to ensure that AI tools enhance, rather than erode judicial values, justice and the rule of law.

Table of Contents

Foreword
1. AI in Courtrooms Across the Globe Part I. Courts and AI: Context and Normative Positions
2. AI and Courts: Challenges and Opportunities 3. The History and Developments of AI in Courts: A Legal Informatics Perspective
4. Judging and Limits on Legal Automation
5. Chief Justice Robots
6. The Rule of AI and the Rule of Law
7. Artificial Intelligence in the Judiciary: A Threat to the Rule of Law?
8. Anticipatory Governance and AI in Courts

Part II. Courts and AI: Disciplinary Perspectives
9. The Internalisation and Externalisation of Judicial Functions in the Age of AI
10. AI Generated Evidence Used in European Criminal Courtrooms
11. Courts and AI: An Administrative Law Perspective
12. Criminal Courts and AI: On the Role and Use of Algorithms at Sentencing
13. AI in Criminal Justice: Against the Trade Secret Privilege
14. Public Perceptions of Judicial Use of AI: A Legal and Psychological Perspective
Part III. AI and Tech Challenges to Judicial Values

15. AI and Judicial Transparency
16. Judicial Independence: Impact of AI on Courts
17. Judicial Impartiality: AI in Courts
18. Procedural Fairness, AI and Courts
19. AI and the Judicial Duty to State Reasons
20. Balancing Legal Certainty and Judicial Discretion in AI-Assisted Adjudication
21. AI and the Efficiency of Courts
22. AI, Judicial Diversity, and Representativeness
23. Judicial Competence and AI
24. AI and Judicial Accountability

Part IV. AI in Courts Across the Globe: Jurisdictional Perspectives International and Regional Jurisdictions
25. AI and Courts: An International Human Rights Perspective
26. AI at the European Court of Human Rights
27. The Right to a Fair Trial & the 'AI-Equipped-Judges' of the Future
28. EU AI Act and Courts
29. AI Literacy and the Judiciary under the EU AI Act
AI and Courts in Europe
30. Generative AI and Courts in the UK: A Candle in a Hurricane
31. AI and the Courts in Germany
32. Digital Justice in Estonia
33. AI in Courts in Eastern Europe: Lithuania & Poland
34. AI and Courts in Central Europe: Croatia and Slovenia
35. AI and Courts in Spain
36. Courts and the Use of Technologies and Artificial Intelligence in Türkiye
AI and Courts in the Americas
37. Generative AI and Courts in the United States
38. The Regulation of Judicial Use of Artificial Intelligence in Colombia from the Perspective of Legal Field Theory
39. Courting AI: How Brazilian Courts are Using AI
AI and Courts in Other Parts of the World
40. Application of Technologies and AI in the Nigerian Court System: Challenges and Prospects
41. AI and India's Judicial System: Lessons from POCSO
42. Algorithmic Justice: AI Sentencing Tools in Taiwan
43. AI and Courts in Japan
44. Courts and AI: A View from Australia and New Zealand
45. The Future of Courts and AI
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