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In the present study, the authors point out the importance of the use of digital technologies in the distribution of justice, as it greatly simplifies judicial activities by saving labour and time resources. Attention is paid to the fact that in the conditions of action of e-justice elements, providing the possibility of electronic document circulation between the court and participants of the proceedings, it becomes actual and necessary to introduce technological solutions based on artificial intelligence, such as computer programs. The authors consider the prospects of application of computer programs based on artificial intelligence in the activities of courts, as well as some problems of their implementation. The authors believe that in the distribution of justice in a summary and ordered procedure in which the requirements are undisputed (for example, in cases of collection of mandatory payments), i.e. in "standard" cases on the basis of documents submitted to the court, it is possible to use a computer program based on artificial intelligence, which will be able to analyze the situation, assess the validity of the requirement and the documents submitted, determine the applicable law and offer the judge possible options of solutions without sessions of the court and summons to court. Thus, a computer program based on artificial intelligence will be able to technically develop options for a court ruling, and the judge will either approve it or not. The authors suppose that in this case the electronic judge will not completely replace a human judge in the distribution of justice, but will only provide technical assistance. The use of such digital technology in the ruling of the court will be auxiliary in nature.

proceedings of the 2nd international scientific and practical conference “modern management trends and the digital economy: from regional development to global economic growth” (mtde 2020)

Digital Technologies in Activities of Russian Courts: Prospects of Artificial Intelligence Application