JurisTechne

Algorithmic legal theory examines how algorithms shape, interpret, and apply law, balancing efficiency with fairness. In Australia’s evolving legal landscape, it promises streamlined research, predictive insights, and improved access to justice – while demanding safeguards for transparency, accountability, and bias.

In our session with JurisTechne, we will flesh out algorithmic legal theory and its place in the future of legal practice.

Here, we will flesh out:

• How and where code meets case law.
• Reflect on how we think about precedent.
Striking the right balance between probability and risk assessments, as well as the ethics pertaining to algorithmic systems.