Tania Sourdin, Professor of Law, Dean, University of Newcastle, Australia

‘One of Australia’s most innovative and forward-thinking lawyers has written an important book about technology in the courts and the use that can be made of artificial intelligence (AI). Sourdin is much more than a tech-nerd. She views technology not as a replacement for judges but as an aid for enhancing the work of the justice system with the potential to improve decision-making and reduce cost and delay.’

• Contents: Preface 1. Judges and technology 2. The role and function of a judge: the adoption and adaptation of technology by judges 3. Exploring algorithmic justice 4. Courts and technology 5. Judge v robot or judge and cobot? 6. Better access to justice? 7. Judges, technology and judicial independence 8. Judge AI 9. Ethical issues in Judge AI and judicial technology use 10. Future justice Index

Tania Sourdin, Professor of Law, Dean, University of Newcastle, Australia

‘One of Australia’s most innovative and forward-thinking lawyers has written an important book about technology in the courts and the use that can be made of artificial intelligence (AI). Sourdin is much more than a tech-nerd. She views technology not as a replacement for judges but as an aid for enhancing the work of the justice system with the potential to improve decision-making and reduce cost and delay.’

• Contents: Preface 1. Judges and technology 2. The role and function of a judge: the adoption and adaptation of technology by judges 3. Exploring algorithmic justice 4. Courts and technology 5. Judge v robot or judge and cobot? 6. Better access to justice? 7. Judges, technology and judicial independence 8. Judge AI 9. Ethical issues in Judge AI and judicial technology use 10. Future justice Index

Tania Sourdin, Professor of Law, Dean, University of Newcastle, Australia

‘One of Australia’s most innovative and forward-thinking lawyers has written an important book about technology in the courts and the use that can be made of artificial intelligence (AI). Sourdin is much more than a tech-nerd. She views technology not as a replacement for judges but as an aid for enhancing the work of the justice system with the potential to improve decision-making and reduce cost and delay.’

• Contents: Preface 1. Judges and technology 2. The role and function of a judge: the adoption and adaptation of technology by judges 3. Exploring algorithmic justice 4. Courts and technology 5. Judge v robot or judge and cobot? 6. Better access to justice? 7. Judges, technology and judicial independence 8. Judge AI 9. Ethical issues in Judge AI and judicial technology use 10. Future justice Index