Implications of Digital Transformation on the Efficiency of the Libyan Judicial System

Abstract

The study aims to shed light on the development of the Libyan judicial system, and how to rid it of its procedural problems, and the accumulation of lawsuits, by using information technology to change the litigation system, and move it to electronic work, which achieves an easy, fast and automatic flow of data and information between judges and lawyers, which achieves speedy adjudication of cases, and reduces the burdens on all parties involved in the litigation process, and the necessity of reviewing the method by which current litigation procedures are carried out before the courts, in line with the state's strategic plan. There is no doubt that the use of digital means in the judiciary achieves many advantages, including the ease of viewing the case file remotely, the possibility of exchanging memoranda remotely, and saving time and effort in depositing and registering the newspaper, paying fees and advertising. Therefore; We hope that the Libyan legislator will amend the texts of the Code of Civil Procedure with explicit texts that allow the use of digital means in litigation procedures, according to technological legal guarantees that are consistent with the culture of society, and that all jurists, judges, university professors, lawyers and IT specialists will come together to develop a vision and action plan to develop the litigation system.