MEDEL is today represented by its board member Iria González at the CEPEJ plenary meeting – the 2020 report on evaluation of judicial systems and the posible implementation of a certification mechanism for AI tools and services are being discussed, among other topics.
The evaluation report of judicial systems, artificial intelligence and cyberjustice at the heart of the discussions of the next CEPEJ plenary meeting.
The CEPEJ will hold its 34th online plenary meeting on 8 December 2020. On this occasion, the various options that can be envisaged within the framework of the setting up of a certification mechanism for artificial intelligence tools and services on the basis of the CEPEJ Charter will be examined.
The CEPEJ should also adopt the roadmap of its new Working Group on Cyberjustice. Because of the health crisis, the CEPEJ has not been as much involved as in other years in the different phases of the process of drafting the 2020 Edition of its evaluation report of judicial systems. The President of the Working Group, Mr. Jasa Vrabec will make a detailed presentation of it during this meeting. The preparation of the new evaluation cycle 2020-2022, cooperation with the EU (Justice Scoreboards) and the work of the other working groups will also be among the many items on the agenda.