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Revista Ítalo-Española de Derecho Procesal (2026)
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ISSN 2605-5244 · Marcial Pons · 141 artikel di indeks
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Comportamiento (in)correcto en el arbitraje y tácticas de guerrilla
El presente artículo examina el fenómeno de las conductas incorrectas en el arbitraje, comúnmente denominadas “tácticas de guerrilla”, y propone un enfoque contractual para su análisis y eventual solución. Partiendo de la naturaleza privada y consensual del arbitraje, se argumenta que el acuerdo…
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Funzioni delle Corti Superiori nel Secolo XXI
Di tutte le funzioni delle Corti Superiori trattate dalla dottrina classica, quella che sembra essere la più tipica dell’epoca in cui viviamo è quella paradigmatica. In alcuni paesi, anche di tradizione civilista, questa funzione paradigmatica è diventata normativa. Questo fenomeno ha finito per…
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From principle to design
This paper examines the principle of self-sufficiency in appeals to the Italian Court of Cassation, historically characterised by interpretative uncertainty and fluctuating case law, which has fostered increasingly lengthy and redundant pleadings. Against the backdrop of digital justice and the…
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Algorithmic Neutrality or Digital Inequality? AI and the Lessons from ISDS
The article argues that AI-driven judicial reform initiatives within civil justice systems repeat an established pattern in which critique is absorbed into procedure. Using Investor–State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) as a cautionary mirror, it shows how managerial legality performs neutrality while…
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The drafting of procedural legal documents between conciseness and GAI tools
AI forces a reconsideration of how the Italian principles of clarity and conciseness should be interpreted in legal drafting. If algorithms can synthesise complex reasoning, the traditional linear structure of procedural documents may lose relevance, opening the way to thematic layouts…
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Digital transformation and artificial intelligence integration in the iranian judicial system
This article examines the legal infrastructure and systemic prerequisites for AI integration within Iran’s judicial system. Using doctrinal and documentary analysis of binding instruments, it assesses institutional readiness across enabling capacities and governance safeguards. The analysis…
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¿Hacia un precedente consuetudinario? Algoritmos, datos de entrenamiento e incertidumbres aplicativas
El estudio distingue entre algoritmos predictivos, orientativos y sustitutivos, centrando el análisis en los orientativos. Examina los criterios de “calidad del dato” (relevancia, representatividad, ausencia de errores y completitud) y sus aporías en la justicia civil, junto con los límites de…
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El derecho a ser informado de la acusación durante la fase de investigación
El estudio pone de relieve que, tanto en Italia como en España, el derecho a ser informado de la acusación durante la fase investigativa aún presenta límites derivados de la discrecionalidad del órgano instructor. Se considera conveniente, pues, explorar fórmulas que atribuyan esta decisión a un…
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Civil Dispute Resolution in The Age Of Algorithms
Digitalisation and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are promoted as tools to enhance access to justice, yet their use in courts raises concerns for fundamental rights. This article examines labour law courts through a mixed-method approach combining EU legal analysis with qualitative research conducted…
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From Gavel to Grid
Civil justice systems across the world stand at the threshold of an unprecedented and significant transformation in our time. The progressive integration of digital technologies into judicial institutions has accelerated into a structural shift of considerable proportions, reshaping not only the…
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Cassation and artificial intelligence
The system of cassation, and more generally the system of appeal before supreme courts, has ultimately failed to adequately fulfill its nomophylactic function—that is, the protection of the legal order—primarily because the creator of legal norms does not coincide with their supposed protector…
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Human-centric Or Efficiency-driven? Comparative Lessons From AI In Civil Justice Across The EU, China, And Singapore
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping civil justice systems worldwide. While digital technologies have long been used to enhance court efficiency, the integration of AI into judicial decision-making and case management raises persistent concerns regarding transparency, procedural fairness…
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Artificial Intelligence and Fundamental Procedural Principles in Civil Justice
This article examines the impact of artificial intelligence on the fundamental principles of civil procedure, focusing on judicial impartiality, due process, and effective access to justice. It analyses how AI-driven tools are reshaping decision-making and procedural guarantees, arguing that their…
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Decentralised Justice: How Kleros Empowers Jurors in Online Dispute Resolution
This paper argues that decentralised justice, as exemplified by Kleros, offers complementary model to judicial AI by combining partial automation with transparent, human-centred decision-making. While not a substitute for courts, decentralised systems highlight how transparency, proportionality…
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Physical decontextualization in italian civil proceedings
The recent reform of Italian civil procedure has accelerated the digitalisation of justice, building on solutions tested during the Covid-19 emergency. At the same time, other legal systems have experimented with forms of public online dispute resolution. This article examines these developments in…
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Digital technologies and Civil Procedure
Civil justice is undergoing major transformations due to the progressive digitalization of legal proceedings. In this context, dialogue between Europe and Latin America is essential to foster a systemic and cultural analysis that may enhance cooperation. While Europe focuses on technological tools…
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Beyond Logistics
This paper explores how the common law tradition of the U.S. and the civil law system of Germany regulate and assess video-based witness examinations in civil proceedings. By examining Rule 43(a) FRCP (Federal Rules of Civil Procedure) and Sections 284 (2) and (3) ZPO (German Code of Civil…
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AI in justice: Balancing Efficiency and Explicability
AI systems intended for use in judicial procedure carry a significant commitment to efficiency –understood from an instrumental perspective– for which accurate predictions are paramount. However, if an AI system has this objective, it is inevitable that explicability will inevitably decrease. This…
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Notaries in the era of AI
In the modern world, technological innovation is advancing at an unprecedented pace and artificial intelligence (AI) stands out as a transformative set of technologies with profound social and economic implications. AI is not a single invention, but a cluster of rapidly developing tools that…
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The future of civil justice is today: digitalisation across the various stages of civil proceedings in Italy
This article analyses the digitalisation of Italian civil justice, from the Telematic Process to Artificial Intelligence. It examines the Riforma Cartabia and the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR) regarding the Ufficio per il Processo and judicial reorganization. Through pilot projects…