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Due process and data: key components of justice innovation with Tania Sourdin
Manage episode 285049025 series 2695368
Episode no. 51 features Professor Tania Sourdin, Dean and Head of University of Newcastle School of Law. Our discussion covers:
- the impact of Covid19 on the profession;
- what’s surprised her about online disputer resolution during the pandemic;
- the difference between Supportive, replacement and disruptive tech;
- the role that legal professionals should take in adoption of technology and their innovation readiness;
- the need for a uniform and national ethical framework for technology adoption in law;
- suggestions for regulation including sandboxes which allow for safe experimentation;
- what the legal profession can learn from service delivery in other professions including medicine;
- appropriate and inappropriate uses of technology and how different client cohorts engage;
- the digital divide even within the profession;
- the lack of meaningful data being collected by courts; and
- Tania’s definition of legal innovation!
Proudly sponsored by Neota Logic and Legally Yours.
Links:
- “Justice in the age of technology: ’The rise of machines is upon us’”
- “Judges, Technology and Artificial Intelligence - The Artificial Judge“
- Legally Yours
- Neota Logic
- Impact 25 Pro Bono Awards
- ACT Law Society webinar "What Are We Not Talking About?"
Andrea Perry-Petersen – LinkedIn - Twitter @winkiepp – andreaperrypetersen.com.au
Twitter - @ReimaginingJ
Facebook – Reimagining Justice group
91 episodes
Manage episode 285049025 series 2695368
Episode no. 51 features Professor Tania Sourdin, Dean and Head of University of Newcastle School of Law. Our discussion covers:
- the impact of Covid19 on the profession;
- what’s surprised her about online disputer resolution during the pandemic;
- the difference between Supportive, replacement and disruptive tech;
- the role that legal professionals should take in adoption of technology and their innovation readiness;
- the need for a uniform and national ethical framework for technology adoption in law;
- suggestions for regulation including sandboxes which allow for safe experimentation;
- what the legal profession can learn from service delivery in other professions including medicine;
- appropriate and inappropriate uses of technology and how different client cohorts engage;
- the digital divide even within the profession;
- the lack of meaningful data being collected by courts; and
- Tania’s definition of legal innovation!
Proudly sponsored by Neota Logic and Legally Yours.
Links:
- “Justice in the age of technology: ’The rise of machines is upon us’”
- “Judges, Technology and Artificial Intelligence - The Artificial Judge“
- Legally Yours
- Neota Logic
- Impact 25 Pro Bono Awards
- ACT Law Society webinar "What Are We Not Talking About?"
Andrea Perry-Petersen – LinkedIn - Twitter @winkiepp – andreaperrypetersen.com.au
Twitter - @ReimaginingJ
Facebook – Reimagining Justice group
91 episodes
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