Justice 2.0: exploring the experience of justice in the digital age. A comparative analysis of the UK, Brazil and Argentina.

我的研究将旨在探索从英国司法15亿英镑改革计划中吸取的经验和教训如何与阿根廷和巴西发生的改革计划有关，特别是与数字司法的经验有关。它将探讨在英国开展的这些改革作为战略计划的一部分，如果在法治薄弱的国家实施，能在多大程度上显著改善诉诸司法的机会并推动社会变革。根据亚历克斯·杰弗里教授和琳达·穆卡西博士的开创性工作，本研究将探讨数字司法的社会影响和法庭物质性的演变。该研究还将探索在英国实施的创新如何改善一个已经运作良好的系统，在诉诸司法受到限制的国家以及大部分人口感到被剥夺公民权和不信任司法系统的国家，如阿根廷和巴西，如何产生重大的社会影响。该研究还将研究阿根廷和巴西为应对疫情而开发的一些数字司法创新，并将这种自发/被动的方法与英国的长期战略进行比较。最后，该研究将观察和比较用户的体验以及对司法系统公众信心的影响。

My research will be aimed at exploring how the experience and lessons learned from the UK justice £1.5bn reform programme can relate to reform programmes happening in Argentina and Brazil particularly in relation to the experienceof digital justice. It will explore the extent to which these reforms developed in the UK as part of a strategic plan, can -if applied in weak rule of law countries- dramatically improve access to justice and drive social change. Drawing upon theseminal work of Prof. Alex Jeffrey and Dr. Linda Mucahy, this research will explore the societal impacts of digital justice and the evolution of court materiality. The research will also seek to explore how the innovations that were implementedin the UK to improve an already well functioning system, can have a material societal impact in countries in which access to justice is restricted and where large parts of the population feel disenfranchisement and distrust of the justice system, such as Argentina and Brazil. The research will also look at some digital justice innovations that were developed in Argentina and Brazil as a response to the pandemic and compare this spontaneous/reactive approach with the UK's long term strategy. Lastly, the research will look and compare the experiences of users and the impact on public confidence inthe justice system.