This semester has been tough, and law students across the globe have had to show resilience and determination to continue their studies in the less than ideal virtual classroom. For this reason, we have decided to extend the deadline for the Fourth Annual Writing Competition to February 7, 2021. We trust that the extra time […] Read more
Our annual writing competition has returned! We are ready to receive papers tackling innovative legal issues likely to arise from Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things, and/or related technologies. For further details, please visit our section on International Writing Competitions Read more
CLCT is delighted to share some good news! We can now reveal the winners of the third annual Artificial Intelligence Writing Competition. Open to law students worldwide, the Competition received submissions from near and far, and authors approached various themes, including liability arising from IoT devices; intellectual property issues stemming from Artificial Intelligence; challenges introduced […] Read more
Registration is now open for the 2020 Court Affiliates Conference. The Trials, Tribulations, and Wonders of Courtoom Video Technology in the Age of the Pandemic will be held June 1-2, 2020, and hosted virtually by the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida in Orlando. Check here for more details! Read more
We are pleased to announce our third annual writing competition dedicated to innovative legal issues likely to arise from Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things, and/or related technologies. For further details, please visit our section on International Writing Competitions. Read more
CLCT is pleased to announce the winners of the second annual Artificial Intelligence Writing Competition. Read more
CLCT is hosting a week-long series of events and conferences to educate courtroom professionals on the future of technology for the administration of justice. Read more
CLCT is pleased to announce its second annual writing competition dedicated to innovative legal issues likely to arise from Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things, and/or related technologies. For further details, please visit our section on International Writing Competitions. Read more
CLCT is offering its Digital Audio/Visual Training Course, geared towards court technologists. This course focuses on aspects specific to federal, state, and local courts. Read more
CLCT is pleased to announce the launch of the most important international research project to date on Artificial Intelligence and Justice. The Autonomy through Cyberjustice Technologies (“ACT”) Research Partnership is funded by the Canadian Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council. The project aims to increase access to justice through the use of artificial intelligence. Over […] Read more
