The ICT (Information and Communication Systems) are assuming an genuine revolution in all areas of our lives. Law is no stranger to this situation and in a couple of years we have experienced the passageway of paper repertoires to legal databases, the thorough management of computerized files at the level of law and Justice Administration or migration to the cloud many thanks to the progress is Internet, to name a couple of.
But this is simply the beginning, speaking about ICT is much more than this, and it should go in many directions, so it is no lengthier possible to talk about ICT, provided its width, but it must be done from certain aspects or tools to have the ability to assimilate and understand something of this whole process of change.





ICT Guide
Returning to the area of Law, and before continuing the exhibit, it is necessary to know the ICT terminology, for this we suggest the glossary of ICT terms ready by Susana González Ruisánchez, accessible from the website of the General Council of Spanish Law.
First steps
ICTs, in add-on to simplifying processes and perfecting time, have allowed us to collect an immense quantity of data, which if we manage these properly, provide us with useful information. In this sense, data management for a particular purpose, come up years ago, research places with the aim of providing value and expand to that information and we find the Artificial Intelligence (higher quality by its acronym in English AI) or the "machine learning Inch(with autonomous learning) or the currently booming" Legaltech ".

The jurimetry
In this circumstance there is another new idea, the jurimetry, on which various creators propose presently there are some definitions however in a simplified way it is made up of analyzing thousands and thousands of resolutions to foresee the course and result of a legal procedure offering data such as period, feasibility or probability of that is appealed. That is, it becomes a tool to help in making strategic decisions in the procedural field and for customer service, because from the beginning we can offer you an answer to numerous of the issues that arise when selecting our services.
At the moment presently there are two publishing companies that have got launched jurimetry tools, although they are not fully developed for all courts, courts and jurisdictions, and they are Wolters Kluwer and Vlex.






One more step in Artificial Intelligence and Law
Artificial Intelligence and Jurimetry, is generating a broad argument worldwide. If the machines with the data they have available and the constant self-learning through calculations, can not only predict, yet resolve a issue, will they change lawyers and judges managing certain issues independently? If you search the Internet, on this topic you will find various and interesting experiences and articles that reflect on the subject.

For more information please visit tribunales predecibles (predictable courts).