Episode 13: Transforming our courts using technology

from Verdicts & Voices Hosted by Karen Eltis, Yves Faguy

Yves Faguy speaks with Karen Eltis of the University of Ottawa about our courts’ modernization efforts and the challenges ahead. Professor Eltis is the contributing editor to the CBA No Turning Back Report, released in February 2021. She is a law professor at the University of Ottawa and specializes in artificial intelligence, innovation law and policy, and cybersecurity. She is also the author of Courts, Litigants and the Digital Age. To contact us (please include in the subject line ''Podcast''): [email protected]

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Yves Faguy speaks with law professor Karen Eltis of the University of Ottawa about our courts’ modernization efforts and the challenges ahead.

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