Bevil Wooding, Executive Director of the Caribbean Agency for Justice Solutions is a panellist in this session along with Professor Frederic Lederer, Chancellor Professor of Law and Director, Center for Legal & Court Technology, William & Mary Law School at the 7th Biennial Conference of the Caribbean Association of Judicial Officers.

Session Description

Globally, judiciaries are advancing the integrity, efficiency, and effectiveness of the administration of justice by implementing tailored digital and artificial intelligence interventions. In the Caribbean, as regional judiciaries continue to address issues such as backlog, delay, ineffective and inefficient court systems and practices, interventions of this nature can play a significant role.

Learning Outcomes:

At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

1. List and describe at least three emerging technologies and their advantages that can enhance the work of Caribbean judiciaries.
2. Describe at least three challenges which must be considered when implementing new technologies in Caribbean judiciaries.
3. Discuss at least two ethical dilemmas involved in the use of AI to enhance the work of courts.