"Digitalization & AI uses in Court Systems"
"Digitalization & AI uses in Court Systems"
In this conference we will discuss the latest technological advancements in courtrooms and in courts administration systems in regard to digitalization projects and the use of Artificial Intelligence. We will examine the role of machines in case management and in adjudicating cases, and how this role helped improving the efficiency of judicial systems in number of leading comparative jurisdictions. Moreover, with legal tech experts, we will explore what courts would look like in 10 years from now taking into consideration AI advancements and the emerging technologies in this field.
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is one of the world’s leading court technologists with 40 years of experience in the field. He directed the Court Technology Laboratory and was co-founder of the Courtroom 21 project at William and Mary School of Law. McMillan has provided consulting expertise in all 50 state courts in the USA and internationally to courts in more than 20 countries along with UN International Criminal Tribunals in The Hague, Netherlands and Arusha, Tanzania. He is currently editor of the Court Technology Bulletin blog for the NCSC
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is a Vice President with Tyler Technologies, the largest software company solely focused on building software for the public sector. Mr. Snowdon has spent his entire 20-year career focused on improving the administration of justice through the application of technology. Mr. Snowdon has been with Tyler Technologies for the past 12 years; Tyler is the largest software company that is solely focused on bringing innovative technology solutions to the public sector.
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was a senior judge of the Amsterdam District Court until she retires in 2018. Formerly a senior judicial reform specialist at the World Bank and IT program manager for the Netherlands judiciary, she was actively involved in designing and building digital procedures for the civil courts in the Netherlands. She regularly lectures on court Information technology and artificial intelligence AI at universities, judicial academies and postgraduate schools and works as an IT adviser to judiciaries around the world. She was the acting expert for the Consultative Council of European Judges (CCJE, Council of Europe) Opinion 14 on information technologies and the courts
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President of Commercial Courts, at Dubai Courts. He has been appointed as an Appellate Judge, and has obtained the Certificate of Achievement from Mohammed Bin Rashid Program for Leadership Development. Judge Al-Sabousi has held numerous judicial positions, and chaired the Committee of Experts and Arbitrators. In addition to his current role, he chairs the Advisory Team for Smart Services at Dubai Courts.
Also, Judge Al-Sabousi leads Dubai Courts Competitiveness Team, representing the United Arab Emirates, which came in the first rank regionally and ninth globally, according to the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business Index.
Also, Judge Al-Sabousi leads Dubai Courts Competitiveness Team, representing the United Arab Emirates, which came in the first rank regionally and ninth globally, according to the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business Index.
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Advisor to H.E. Chairman of the Board of Grievances, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. He holds a PhD from Imam Mohammed bin Saud University, in which he works as an associate professor alongside his role as a judge. He began his career as a Shari’a Advisor at Al Rajhi Bank. After that, he held numerous judicial positions. Judge Al-Du’aiji has written various research papers, and has attended several training courses and seminars. Also, he is a member of Saudi Scientific and Fiqh Society.
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is one of the world’s leading court technologists with 40 years of experience in the field. He directed the Court Technology Laboratory and was co-founder of the Courtroom 21 project at William and Mary School of Law. McMillan has provided consulting expertise in all 50 state courts in the USA and internationally to courts in more than 20 countries along with UN International Criminal Tribunals in The Hague, Netherlands and Arusha, Tanzania. He is currently editor of the Court Technology Bulletin blog for the NCSC
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is a Vice President with Tyler Technologies, the largest software company solely focused on building software for the public sector. Mr. Snowdon has spent his entire 20-year career focused on improving the administration of justice through the application of technology. Mr. Snowdon has been with Tyler Technologies for the past 12 years; Tyler is the largest software company that is solely focused on bringing innovative technology solutions to the public sector.
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was a senior judge of the Amsterdam District Court until she retires in 2018. Formerly a senior judicial reform specialist at the World Bank and IT program manager for the Netherlands judiciary, she was actively involved in designing and building digital procedures for the civil courts in the Netherlands. She regularly lectures on court Information technology and artificial intelligence AI at universities, judicial academies and postgraduate schools and works as an IT adviser to judiciaries around the world. She was the acting expert for the Consultative Council of European Judges (CCJE, Council of Europe) Opinion 14 on information technologies and the courts
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President of Commercial Courts, at Dubai Courts. He has been appointed as an Appellate Judge, and has obtained the Certificate of Achievement from Mohammed Bin Rashid Program for Leadership Development. Judge Al-Sabousi has held numerous judicial positions, and chaired the Committee of Experts and Arbitrators. In addition to his current role, he chairs the Advisory Team for Smart Services at Dubai Courts.
Also, Judge Al-Sabousi leads Dubai Courts Competitiveness Team, representing the United Arab Emirates, which came in the first rank regionally and ninth globally, according to the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business Index.
Also, Judge Al-Sabousi leads Dubai Courts Competitiveness Team, representing the United Arab Emirates, which came in the first rank regionally and ninth globally, according to the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business Index.
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Advisor to H.E. Chairman of the Board of Grievances, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. He holds a PhD from Imam Mohammed bin Saud University, in which he works as an associate professor alongside his role as a judge. He began his career as a Shari’a Advisor at Al Rajhi Bank. After that, he held numerous judicial positions. Judge Al-Du’aiji has written various research papers, and has attended several training courses and seminars. Also, he is a member of Saudi Scientific and Fiqh Society.
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is one of the world’s leading court technologists with 40 years of experience in the field. He directed the Court Technology Laboratory and was co-founder of the Courtroom 21 project at William and Mary School of Law. McMillan has provided consulting expertise in all 50 state courts in the USA and internationally to courts in more than 20 countries along with UN International Criminal Tribunals in The Hague, Netherlands and Arusha, Tanzania. He is currently editor of the Court Technology Bulletin blog for the NCSC
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is a Vice President with Tyler Technologies, the largest software company solely focused on building software for the public sector. Mr. Snowdon has spent his entire 20-year career focused on improving the administration of justice through the application of technology. Mr. Snowdon has been with Tyler Technologies for the past 12 years; Tyler is the largest software company that is solely focused on bringing innovative technology solutions to the public sector.
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was a senior judge of the Amsterdam District Court until she retires in 2018. Formerly a senior judicial reform specialist at the World Bank and IT program manager for the Netherlands judiciary, she was actively involved in designing and building digital procedures for the civil courts in the Netherlands. She regularly lectures on court Information technology and artificial intelligence AI at universities, judicial academies and postgraduate schools and works as an IT adviser to judiciaries around the world. She was the acting expert for the Consultative Council of European Judges (CCJE, Council of Europe) Opinion 14 on information technologies and the courts
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is one of the world’s leading court technologists with 40 years of experience in the field. He directed the Court Technology Laboratory and was co-founder of the Courtroom 21 project at William and Mary School of Law. McMillan has provided consulting expertise in all 50 state courts in the USA and internationally to courts in more than 20 countries along with UN International Criminal Tribunals in The Hague, Netherlands and Arusha, Tanzania. He is currently editor of the Court Technology Bulletin blog for the NCSC
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is a Vice President with Tyler Technologies, the largest software company solely focused on building software for the public sector. Mr. Snowdon has spent his entire 20-year career focused on improving the administration of justice through the application of technology. Mr. Snowdon has been with Tyler Technologies for the past 12 years; Tyler is the largest software company that is solely focused on bringing innovative technology solutions to the public sector.
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was a senior judge of the Amsterdam District Court until she retires in 2018. Formerly a senior judicial reform specialist at the World Bank and IT program manager for the Netherlands judiciary, she was actively involved in designing and building digital procedures for the civil courts in the Netherlands. She regularly lectures on court Information technology and artificial intelligence AI at universities, judicial academies and postgraduate schools and works as an IT adviser to judiciaries around the world. She was the acting expert for the Consultative Council of European Judges (CCJE, Council of Europe) Opinion 14 on information technologies and the courts
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Sunday 8th March 2020,
Gulf Convention Center, Manama, Bahrain
Time
Session
Registration
8:00-8:30
8:30 -9:00
Opening Remarks
H.E. President of The Court of Cassation – Deputy Chairman of The Supreme Judicial Council.
H.E. Minister of Justice and Islamic Affairs and Endowments.
H.E. Chief Executive of Information & e-Government Authority.
9:00 – 10:30
Opportunities and challenges of using advanced technologies in the courts system: insights from outstanding experiences.
Moderator: Judge Dr. Ramzan Al noaimi.
• Judge Mohammed Al Sabousi – President of Commercial Courts, Dubai Courts, UAE.
• District Judge Toh Yung Cheong, Principal Director of Strategic Planning and Technology Division, State Courts of Singapore.
• James E. McMillan, Principal Court Management Consultant, National Center For State Courts, USA.
• Khashif Ahmed, Lead Architect Public Sector, EMEA Microsoft.
10:30 – 12:00
State-of-the-art technology on
Online Dispute Resolution and Digital Case File Panel:
Moderator: Judge Dr. Riyadh Seyadi.
• Judge Mohammed Al-Duaiji, Diwan Al-Madhalim KSA.
• Judge Nassir Al Nasser, Small ClaimsTribunal,DIFC Courts, UAE.
• Kyle Snowdon, Vice President of International Sale, Tyler Technologies, USA
• Mr. Paul Sachs, CTO and Founder of CaseLine, UK.
12:00 – 12:300
Break
12:30 – 1:15
Planning Digitalization and AI Projects in Court Systems
Moderator: Dr. Noora Alghatam.
• Dr. Zakareya Al-Khajah, Deputy CE of Electronic Transformation, Information & eGoverment Authority, Kingdom of Bahrain.
• Judge Dory Reiling, Retired Judge who served in The Netherland Courts, Consultant for the World Bank and a University Lecturer.
1:15 – 2:30
Roundtable discussion
Moderator: Dr. Khalid Serry Seyam
AI Technologies in Court Systems in 10 Years From Now
(All speakers will take part in this roundtable)
Lunch
Deep Dive in Comparative Experiences of Digital Transformation. 2nd Day Workshop: 9th March 2020,
The Building of The General Secretariat of The Supreme Judicial Council, Manana, Bahrain
Time
Topics and Speakers
9:30 – 12:00
Main Pillars for Courts Strategy Building in tandem with new Technological Advancements.
Multidisciplinary Challenges In Courts Reforms: Bridging The Gap Between The Different Stakeholders.
Quality Assurance Frameworks in a Digital Age: Approaches, Methodologies and Results.
• District Judge Toh Yung Cheong, Principal Director of Strategic Planning and Technology Division, State Courts of Singapore.
• James E. McMillan, Principal Court Management Consultant, National Center For State Courts, USA.
• Judge Dory Reiling, Retired Judge who served in The Netherland Courts, Consultant for the World Bank and a University Lecturer.
Sunday 8th March 2020,
Gulf Convention Center, Manama, Bahrain
Time
Session
Registration
8:00-8:30
8:30 -9:00
Opening Remarks
H.E. President of The Court of Cassation – Deputy Chairman of The Supreme Judicial Council.
H.E. Minister of Justice and Islamic Affairs and Endowments.
H.E. Chief Executive of Information & e-Government Authority.
9:00 – 10:30
Opportunities and challenges of using advanced technologies in the courts system: insights from outstanding experiences.
Moderator: Judge Dr. Ramzan Al noaimi.
• Judge Mohammed Al Sabousi – President of Commercial Courts, Dubai Courts, UAE.
• District Judge Toh Yung Cheong, Principal Director of Strategic Planning and Technology Division, State Courts of Singapore.
• James E. McMillan, Principal Court Management Consultant, National Center For State Courts, USA.
• Khashif Ahmed, Lead Architect Public Sector, EMEA Microsoft.
10:30 – 12:00
State-of-the-art technology on
Online Dispute Resolution and Digital Case File Panel:
Moderator: Judge Dr. Riyadh Seyadi.
• Judge Mohammed Al-Duaiji, Diwan Al-Madhalim KSA.
• Judge Nassir Al Nasser, Small ClaimsTribunal,DIFC Courts, UAE.
• Kyle Snowdon, Vice President of International Sale, Tyler Technologies, USA
• Mr. Paul Sachs, CTO and Founder of CaseLine, UK.
12:00 – 12:300
Break
12:30 – 1:15
Planning Digitalization and AI Projects in Court Systems
Moderator: Dr. Noora Alghatam.
• Dr. Zakareya Al-Khajah, Deputy CE of Electronic Transformation, Information & eGoverment Authority, Kingdom of Bahrain.
• Judge Dory Reiling, Retired Judge who served in The Netherland Courts, Consultant for the World Bank and a University Lecturer.
1:15 – 2:30
Roundtable discussion
Moderator: Dr. Khalid Serry Seyam
AI Technologies in Court Systems in 10 Years From Now
(All speakers will take part in this roundtable)
Lunch
Deep Dive in Comparative Experiences of Digital Transformation. 2nd Day Workshop: 9th March 2020,
The Building of The General Secretariat of The Supreme Judicial Council, Manana, Bahrain
Time
Topics and Speakers
9:30 – 12:00
Main Pillars for Courts Strategy Building in tandem with new Technological Advancements.
Multidisciplinary Challenges In Courts Reforms: Bridging The Gap Between The Different Stakeholders.
Quality Assurance Frameworks in a Digital Age: Approaches, Methodologies and Results.
• District Judge Toh Yung Cheong, Principal Director of Strategic Planning and Technology Division, State Courts of Singapore.
• James E. McMillan, Principal Court Management Consultant, National Center For State Courts, USA.
• Judge Dory Reiling, Retired Judge who served in The Netherland Courts, Consultant for the World Bank and a University Lecturer.
