TRANSFORMING JUDICIAL COMPETENCIES: A FRAMEWORK FOR JUDGE TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION IN AI-ENHANCED COURT SYSTEMS
Ключевые слова:
judicial education, artificial intelligence, court systems, legal technology, judicial competencies, algorithmic literacy, legal innovation, technology integration.Аннотация
This comprehensive study examines the evolving landscape of judicial competencies in the context of increasing artificial intelligence (AI) integration within court systems. Through a systematic review of existing literature, case studies, and empirical research, this paper develops a framework for judge training and qualification requirements in AI-enhanced judicial environments. The research identifies critical competency gaps in traditional judicial education and proposes a novel approach to preparing judges for effective oversight of AI-assisted legal processes. Results indicate that successful integration of AI in courts requires judges to develop new technical literacy, algorithmic awareness, and enhanced critical evaluation skills. The study presents a structured framework for judicial education that balances traditional legal expertise with emerging technological competencies. Findings suggest that implementation of the proposed framework can significantly improve judicial decision-making quality and maintain appropriate human oversight in AI-augmented court systems.
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