Changing and emerging technologies are reshaping the justice system. First, and at the most basic level, technology can assist to inform, support and advise people involved in the justice system (‘supportive technology’). Second, technology can replace functions and activities that were previously carried out by humans (‘replacement technologies’). Finally, at a third level, technology can change that way that judges work and provide for very different forms of justice (‘disruptive technology’) that can include replacing some human decision-making.
