Digital technologies are changing our judicial environments by altering our relationship to users of the justice system, by restructuring our ability to receive information and transforming the ways we access information, by questioning our organisations and our 
professional processes even, sometimes, by outlining trends in our decision-making. Digital technology is also contributing to a redefinition of our missions and a reassertion of our shared values on Justice. In addition to these new issues, the use of artificial 
intelligence in the judicial field is also adding many other challenges.

Training objectives

• Develop a digital culture to get a better grasp of the new challenges facing the judicial institutions;
• Foster a better understanding of digital issues;
• Understand what management implies in the digital era;
• Explore the new possibilities offered by recent technological developments (generative AI, cross-border tools, blockchain, etc.) et and their impact on the missions and jobs of tomorrow’s justice system; 
• Raise awareness of the legal and regulatory framework of the digital transformation;
• Learn from best practice abroad in the field of the digital transformation of judicial systems