The two chief justices agreed that the digitalization of court proceedings, particularly the implementation of videoconferencing hearings, is extremely beneficial for archipelagic countries like Japan and the Philippines.
In a historic move towards fostering inclusivity and innovation in the delivery of justice, the Supreme Court inaugurated the Remote Hearing and Equal Access to Law and Justice (REAL Justice) program in Tawi-Tawi.
Sending a strong message that child pornography, among other forms of sexual exploitation and abuse, presents an acute danger worldwide if facilitated through the...
To craft a more equitable copyright system, the Supreme Court (SC) has recommended that exemptions for small businesses be considered by Congress in addition to the existing limitations in copyright infringement cases under the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines (IP Code).
Supreme Court (SC) senior associate justice Marvic Leonen warned law schools in the country to cope with emerging technologies, particularly AI or artificial intelligence, or risk falling behind.
Supreme Court (SC) chief justice Alexander Gesmundo, however, also mentioned the issues that Philippine courts are currently facing such as handling of digital evidence and challenges on jurisdiction in the digital realm.
The Supreme Court (SC) will utilize artificial intelligence (AI) for the judiciary department’s e-library facility to make legal search faster and easier.
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Addressing law graduates, SC justice Mario Lopez emphasized that AI is a mere tool for human utilization and not intended to replace humans, especially in the legal profession.
The Supreme Court (SC) officially launched on Monday, July 3, two new features on the Supreme Court E-Library: The Philippine Reports E-Books and individual case citation.
