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Judges as IT users: the Iuriservice example

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posted on 2024-10-30, 20:27 authored by Marta Poblet BalcellMarta Poblet Balcell, Joan-Josep Vallbe, Nuria Casellas, Pompeu Casanovas
Judicial culture generally refers to the set of values, cognitive skills, and practical knowledge of members of the judiciary. In this chapter, we present a research project whose main object is to identify, organize, model, and use practical knowledge produced by judges in judicial settings. To do so, we describe the steps followed to develop Iuriservice, a Web-based system intended to provide the Spanish judiciary with a tool to facilitate knowledge management in daily judicial practice. Iuriservice is a Web-based application that retrieves answers to questions raised by incoming judges in the Spanish judicial domain. This system provides these newly recruited judges with access to frequently asked questions (FAQ) through a natural language interface. The impact and limits of the implementation of Iuriservice in the larger context of the court system will also be considered. Finally, we will conclude by situating the Iuriservice example in the context of recent trends in judicial reform.

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Start page

38

End page

56

Total pages

19

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E-justice: Using Information Communication Technologies in the Court System

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Agusti´ Cerrillo i Marti´nez, Pere Fabra i Abat

Publisher

IGI Global

Place published

United States

Language

English

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Copyright © 2009, IGI Global, distributing in print or electronic forms without written permission of IGI Global is prohibited

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2006042618

Esploro creation date

2020-06-22

Fedora creation date

2013-11-04

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