Law, Technology and Access to Justice

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These are recent publications which you might find helpful. They are organised under the major themes which the Legal Education Foundation has identified as the most important for 2016.
  • artificial Intelligence
  • Automated Document Assembly
  • community delivery
  • Digitalising Courts and Tribunals
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  • Technology, Access to Justice and the Rule of Law
  • Introduction to LawTech: a practical guide to legal technology
  • Victoria Legal Aid: Information services literature scan
  • Defendants on video – conveyor belt justice or a revolution in access?
  • ABA TechReport 2016

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