Study on Digital Transformation and Algorithmic Law
Study on Digital Transformation and Algorithmic Law

Author(s): Carmen Silvia Paraschiv
Subject(s): International Law, Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Law and Transitional Justice
Published by: ADJURIS – International Academic Publisher
Keywords: digital transformation; blockchain; emerging legal instruments; algorithmic law;
Summary/Abstract: The article studies the interaction between digital transformation and the legal field, analyzing the impact of digital technologies on legislation and legal practice. After outlining the basics of digital transformation, it examines how technological evolution affects the rule of law and the legal implications of digital transformation, with a focuson data protection and privacy in the digital age. Emerging legal tools such as smart contracts and blockchain technology present challenges and opportunities. Access to justice in the digital age is analyzed, noting the influence of technology on legal processes and online dispute resolution platforms. The paper also addresses the impact of digital transformation on legal education and the ethical issues associated with the use of technology in legal practice. In conclusion, the paper emphasizes the importance of adapting the legal system and educational practices to the changes generated by the digital transformation.

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