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Articles
Rapport - Préparer la Cour de cassation de demain
Published onAuthor(s): Cour de cassationAI FR Court of cassation - synthesis
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Books
JuLIA Handbook – AI, judicial dialogue and consumer protection in individual and mass litigation
Published onEditor: Mireia Artigot Golobardes
Co-authors: Mireia Artigot Golobardes (Universitat Pompeu Fabra), Roger Barat (Universitat Pompeu Fabra), Tommaso De Mari Casareto dal Verme (University of Trento), Michael Denga (Universitat Pompeu Fabra), Amanda Fell (Universitat Pompeu Fabra), Fernando Gómez Pomar (Universitat Pompeu Fabra), Mateusz Grochowski (Tulane Law School), Laura Herrerías (Universitat Pompeu Fabra), Paola Iamiceli (University of Trento), Nicola Lucchi (Universitat Pompeu Fabra), Rosa Milà (Universitat Pompeu Fabra), Sonia Ramos (Universitat Pompeu Fabra), Teresa Rodríguez de las Heras Ballell (Universitat Pompeu Fabra).
JuLIA Handbook – Artificial intelligence, judicial decision-making and fundamental rights
Published onCo-editors: Mireia Artigot i Golobardes, Gianluca Grasso, Paola Iamiceli, Maria Rosaria Maugeri
Co-authors: Mireia Artigot Golobardes, Filiberto Brozzetti, Federica Casarosa, Mariavittoria Catanzariti, Maria Giuliana Civinini, Giuseppe Contissa, Antonio Corbo, Tommaso De Mari Casareto dal Verme, Filippo Donati, Paolo Ferragina, Alessia Fidelangeli, Benedetta Galgani, Federico Galli, Andrea Maria Garofalo, Marco Gioia, Gianluca Grasso, Paola Iamiceli, Giulia Lasagni, Marisaria Maugeri, Yannick Meneceur, Gaetana Natale, Nilcan Ozalp, Francesco Perrone, Laura Piva, Silvio Ranise, Piera Santin, Amedeo Santosuosso, Galileo Sartor, Etienne Vèrges, Géraldine Vial
Assistant editors: Beatrice Marone, Tommaso De Mari Casareto dal Verme
ISBN: 9791280600592
Source: https://www.scuolamagistratura.it/documents/20126/1750902/JuLIA_handbook%20Justice_final.pdfJuLIA Handbook – Artificial Intelligence and Data Protection
Published onCo-editors: Fabienne Jault-Seseke, Agathe Missakian (University of Versailles)
Co-authors: Artigot Golobardes, Mireia, Carbone, Roberto, Dworniczak, Dominik, Emanuilov, Ivo, Fell, Amanda, Grochowski, Mateusz, Łakomiec, Katarzyna, Marchesini, Eleonora, Missakian, Agathe, Ranise, Silvio, San José Fernandez, Laura, Sołtys, Agnieszka, Suderow, Julia, Zaręba, Szymon
JuLIA Handbook – AI in Healthcare and the Protection of Health as a Fundamental Right
Published onCo-editors: Paola Iamiceli, Tommaso De Mari Casareto dal Verme
Co-authors: Roberto Carbone, Tommaso De Mari Casareto dal Verme, Marta Fasan, Fabienne Jault-Seseke, Ana Elisabete Ferreira, Simone Franca, Paola Iamiceli, Eleonora Marchesini, Majid Mollaeefar, Giulia Olivato, Laura Piva, Silvio Ranise, Diana Sousa.
Publisher: Università degli Studi di Trento; Universitat Pompeu Fabra
DOI: 10.15168/11572_461731
Source: https://hdl.handle.net/11572/461731JuLIA Handbook – AI and Public Administration: The (legal) limits of algorithmic governance
Published onCo-editors: Aurelia Colombi Ciacchi, María Lorena Flórez Rojas, Lottie Lane, Tobias Nowak
Co-authors: Yusrah Aminu Ibrahim, Beatrice Ancuceanu, Linda Ardenghi, Greta Berardi, Larisa-Diana Bularca, Roberto Carbone, Aurelia Colombi Ciacchi, Olivia Davidsson, Tommaso De Mari Casareto dal Verme, Ivo Emanuilov, María Lorena Flórez Rojas, Lucas Haitsma, Lottie Lane, Eleonora Marchesini, Sara Molinari, Tobias Nowak, Alma Onaie, Silvio Ranise, Ginka Stoyanova, Alexandra Tsvetkova, Ida Varošanec
Conference proceedings
The use of artificial intelligence in predictive justice: French perspective
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The use of AI systems by justice systems: potential uses, risks and challenges for fundamental rights
Naples (Italy), 18-19 September, 2023Author(s): Etienne Vergès - Géraldine Vial, Université Grenoble AlpesArtificial Intelligence for the Ministry of Justice
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The use of AI systems by justice systems: potential uses, risks and challenges for fundamental rights
Naples (Italy), 18-19 September, 2023Author(s): De Lisi - DGSIAComparative Experiences on the Use of AI in Predictive Justice: Present and Future (2nd part)
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The use of AI systems by justice systems: potential uses, risks and challenges for fundamental rights
Naples (Italy), 18-19 September, 2023Exploring Usefulness and Addressing Concerns
Author(s): Alexandre Au-Yong Oliveira - Judge at the Lisbon Court of AppealsComparative experiences on the use of artificial intelligence in predictive Justice: present and future
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The use of AI systems by justice systems: potential uses, risks and challenges for fundamental rights
Naples (Italy), 18-19 September, 2023Author(s): Antonio Corbo - Judge of the Italian Court of CassationComparative experiences on the use of artificial intelligence in predictive justice: present and future (1st part)
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The use of AI systems by justice systems: potential uses, risks and challenges for fundamental rights
Naples (Italy), 18-19 September, 2023Author(s): Alessio Scarcella - Italian Supreme CourtDefinition and discipline on the use of artificial intelligence in Europe: a European regulation
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The use of AI systems by justice systems: potential uses, risks and challenges for fundamental rights
Naples (Italy), 18-19 September, 2023Author(s): Teresa Rodríguez de las Heras BallellPredictive Justice
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The use of AI systems by justice systems: potential uses, risks and challenges for fundamental rights
Naples (Italy), 18-19 September, 2023Author(s): Giovanni ComandéThe use of artificial intelligence in judicial systems: ethics and efficiency
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The use of AI systems by justice systems: potential uses, risks and challenges for fundamental rights
Naples (Italy), 18-19 September, 2023Author(s): Filippo DonatiTransparency and control of AI tools
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The use of AI systems by justice systems: potential uses, risks and challenges for fundamental rights
Naples (Italy), 18-19 September, 2023Author(s): Andrés Boix Palop (Universitat de València)Presentation (Polish)
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Judicial Protection of Individual Rights
Online, 18 April, 2024Responsible Artificial Intelligence for Health - Ricardo Baptista Leite
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AI and crisis management in the field of health and beyond: the pandemic experience
Coimbra (Portugal), 16-17 May, 2024Author(s): Ricardo Baptista LeiteRecognition - Unmasking Facial Tech in Healthcare and the Legal Conundrum
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AI and crisis management in the field of health and beyond: the pandemic experience
Coimbra (Portugal), 16-17 May, 2024Author(s): Vera Lúcia RaposoProgramming Machine Ethics - Ana Elisabete Ferreira
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AI and crisis management in the field of health and beyond: the pandemic experience
Coimbra (Portugal), 16-17 May, 2024Author(s): Ana Elisabete FerreiraAI, pandemics and fundamental duties – is there a right to opt-out
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AI and crisis management in the field of health and beyond: the pandemic experience
Coimbra (Portugal), 16-17 May, 2024Author(s): Suzana Tavares da SilvaPatient Information, Therapeutic Alliance and AI
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AI and crisis management in the field of health and beyond: the pandemic experience
Coimbra (Portugal), 16-17 May, 2024Author(s): Anne-Sophie HutinCase of Narbutas v. Lithuania Lijana le Huede
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AI and crisis management in the field of health and beyond: the pandemic experience
Coimbra (Portugal), 16-17 May, 2024Constitutional Court Decision No. 14 of 17.11.22
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AI and crisis management in the field of health and beyond: the pandemic experience
Coimbra (Portugal), 16-17 May, 2024Author(s): Judge Mira Raycheva-ShekerdzhievaAI in Public Administration
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Artificial Intelligence and Public Administration
Groningen (Netherlands), 19-20 September, 2024Author(s): UPF TeamAll event presentations combined
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Artificial Intelligence and Public Administration
Groningen (Netherlands), 19-20 September, 2024Author(s): VariousThe AI Act when applied to administrative duties
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Artificial Intelligence and Public Administration
Groningen (Netherlands), 19-20 September, 2024Author(s): Andrés Boix Palop (Universitat de València)Justice Lab 2024/11/18 Presentation (IT)
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Artificial Intelligence and Public Administration
Online, 18 November, 2024Author(s): Paola IamiceliAI and Public Administration: a valuable resource in need for containment (IT)
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Artificial Intelligence and Public Administration
Online, 18 November, 2024Author(s): Barbara MarchettiAI and credit exposure management: the experience of the Bank of Italy (IT)
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Artificial Intelligence and Public Administration
Online, 18 November, 2024Author(s): Filippo CalabresiOnline contractual practices manipulating consumer’s decisions – Dark Patterns
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Artificial intelligence, judicial dialogue and consumer protection in individual and mass litigation
Barcelona (Spain), 13-14 February, 2025Author(s): Cristiana Teixeira SantosAI technology & consumer law - What about autonomy and the right of agency?
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Artificial intelligence, judicial dialogue and consumer protection in individual and mass litigation
Barcelona (Spain), 13-14 February, 2025Author(s): Maria Lorena Flórez RojasAI and new challenges for consumer protection: the new and complex normative landscape
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Artificial intelligence, judicial dialogue and consumer protection in individual and mass litigation
Barcelona (Spain), 13-14 February, 2025Author(s): Tommaso De Mari, University of TrentoAI credit underwriting and scoring – Inclusion or discrimination?
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Artificial intelligence, judicial dialogue and consumer protection in individual and mass litigation
Barcelona (Spain), 13-14 February, 2025Author(s): Prof. Langenbucher.AI supporting judges In unfair terms detection
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Artificial intelligence, judicial dialogue and consumer protection in individual and mass litigation
Barcelona (Spain), 13-14 February, 2025Author(s): Giuseppe FiengoAlgorithmic Personalization of Contracts, Consumer Welfare and Legal Intervention
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Artificial intelligence, judicial dialogue and consumer protection in individual and mass litigation
Barcelona (Spain), 13-14 February, 2025Author(s): Fernando Gómez PomarAutomated contracting in consumer transactions: rules for validity, attribution and risk allocation
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Artificial intelligence, judicial dialogue and consumer protection in individual and mass litigation
Barcelona (Spain), 13-14 February, 2025Author(s): Teresa Rodríguez de las Heras BallellComputational social sciences and humanities
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Artificial intelligence, judicial dialogue and consumer protection in individual and mass litigation
Barcelona (Spain), 13-14 February, 2025Author(s): Caterina CalsamigliaDigital problems in the EU general court’s case law
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Artificial intelligence, judicial dialogue and consumer protection in individual and mass litigation
Barcelona (Spain), 13-14 February, 2025Author(s): Krystyna Kowalik BańczykHow AI is impacting lawyer's jobs
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Artificial intelligence, judicial dialogue and consumer protection in individual and mass litigation
Barcelona (Spain), 13-14 February, 2025Author(s): Omar Puertas, Francesc MuñozThe EU’s approach for addressing challenges arising from digital environments: the DSA and the DMA
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Artificial intelligence, judicial dialogue and consumer protection in individual and mass litigation
Barcelona (Spain), 13-14 February, 2025Author(s): Néstor Duch-BrownThe EDPB’s action on AI
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Artificial intelligence, data protection and fundamental rights
Paris (France), 19-20 June, 2025Author(s): Alexandre Lépine,GDPR - Private enforcement in digital markets
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Artificial intelligence, data protection and fundamental rights
Paris (France), 19-20 June, 2025GDPR breaches and Damage actions, 20.6.2025, Paris
Human Oversight in AI Output Context
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Artificial intelligence, data protection and fundamental rights
Paris (France), 19-20 June, 2025Author(s): Prof. Marion Ho-Dac, University of ArtoisUNESCO - AI in the judiciary : Privacy and Data Protection Challenges
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Artificial intelligence, data protection and fundamental rights
Paris (France), 19-20 June, 2025AI & the Rule of Law UNESCO – Paris
Author(s): Dr. Kamel EL HILALIUVSQ Generative AI & Output Data
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Artificial intelligence, data protection and fundamental rights
Paris (France), 19-20 June, 2025Author(s): Abdellaoui Borhane, Aoun Sarah, Charles FloreUNESCO–JuLIA Presentation September 2025
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Which AI Systems for the Judge’s Work?
, 12 September, 2025Artificial intelligence, privacy and data protection: judicial practice (PL)
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Artificial intelligence, privacy and data protection: judicial practice
Online, 4 December, 2025Author(s): Marcelina LechAI and data protection
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Final Conference
Brussels, 22-23 January, 2026Author(s): Fabienne Jault–Seseke, Alexandre LépineAI and Judges Some insights from the Italian experience
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Final Conference
Brussels, 22-23 January, 2026Author(s): Prof. Stefano Dorigo, University of FlorenceAI and Public Administration: learnings and challenges
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Final Conference
Brussels, 22-23 January, 2026Author(s): Prof. Aurelia Colombi Ciacchi and Dr. Tobias NowakAI and Public Administration: Lessons learned and challenges
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Final Conference
Brussels, 22-23 January, 2026Author(s): Aurelia Colombi Ciacchi and Tobias NowakAI and Public Health – The Pandemic Experience
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Final Conference
Brussels, 22-23 January, 2026Author(s): Prof. Sandra PassinhasAI in Judicial Decision-Making: Learnings and Challenges
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Final Conference
Brussels, 22-23 January, 2026Author(s): Prof. Paola Iamiceli, University of TrentoAI in Public Administration: Addressing fundamental rights risks through judicial training
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Final Conference
Brussels, 22-23 January, 2026Author(s): Dr. Lucas M. HaitsmaAI Judicial training for Judges
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Final Conference
Brussels, 22-23 January, 2026Author(s): SSR TahaparyAI, Judicial Systems, and Fundamental Rights: The Future Agenda
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Final Conference
Brussels, 22-23 January, 2026Author(s): Judge Eileen RobertsAI’s impact on the ‘patient-doctor’ relationship
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Final Conference
Brussels, 22-23 January, 2026Author(s): Lee Hibbard, Council of EuropeArtificial Intelligence in Healthcare
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Final Conference
Brussels, 22-23 January, 2026Author(s): Tommaso De Mari, PhDDigital Transformation and Administration of Justice
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Final Conference
Brussels, 22-23 January, 2026Author(s): Judge José María SeijoIntegrating fundamental rights in horizontal relationships
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Final Conference
Brussels, 22-23 January, 2026Author(s): Prof. Katja LangenbucherIntegrating fundamental rights in horizontal relationships
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Final Conference
Brussels, 22-23 January, 2026Author(s): Prof. Katja LangenbucherJuLIA Database
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Final Conference
Brussels, 22-23 January, 2026Author(s): Laura Piva, PhDLearnings and future roadmap for judicial training
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Final Conference
Brussels, 22-23 January, 2026Author(s): Prof. Mireia Artigot i GolobardesLearnings from AI, consumer protection and mass litigation
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Final Conference
Brussels, 22-23 January, 2026Author(s): Prof. Mireia Artigot i GolobardesLooking ahead: key challenges
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Final Conference
Brussels, 22-23 January, 2026Author(s): Judge José PabloThe Judge’s Role in the Age of Algorithms
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Final Conference
Brussels, 22-23 January, 2026Author(s): Judge M. Clément
Useful links
Proof of Concept
AI Judicial Assistant for insolvency proceedings of natural persons with no assets.
Artificial intelligence and electoral processes: Mireia Artigot interviewed on TV3
In a recent interview aired on TV3 – Televisió de Catalunya, Mireia Artigot Golobardes and Alain Ruiz discuss the growing impact of artificial intelligence on electoral processes worldwide.
An AI assistant helps to decongest the administration of justice
The article presents a UPF-led project developing an AI assistant to streamline judicial workflows.
An AI tool can reduce from 15 days to 2 minutes the judicial processing of “second-chance” cases
In the article, Mireia Artigot, professor of civil law at Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF), explains how a new AI assistant — developed together with the judiciary and judicial-administration bodies — can drastically shorten the processi
UPF launches AI tool to speed up resolution of personal insolvency cases
According to the article, Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF), together with judicial and governmental institutions, is launching an AI assistant to accelerate personal insolvency procedures.
UPF designs an AI assistant to support insolvency court procedures, shorten resolution times and speed up the administration of justice
The proof-of-concept has been led by Mireia Artigot Golobardes (UPF) and José María Fernández Seijo (former judge at Mercantile Court 11 of Barcelona and current member of the General Council of the Judiciary), with the collaboration of governmental an












































































