The Disruption of E-Justice and Its Impact in Jujuy

Abstract

This article examines how the Fourth Industrial Revolution is transforming the legal landscape, specifically in the province of Jujuy. Through an analysis of the paradigm shift toward Law 4.0, it explores the implications of electronic procedural law and its implementation in local contexts. Concrete examples illustrate the adaptation of traditional procedural tools to new technologies, highlighting both the benefits and challenges faced by the judiciary in Jujuy. The article discusses the importance of digitalization in improving the efficiency and accessibility of justice, as well as its potential to facilitate citizen participation. However, it also emphasizes the barriers to adopting these technologies, including resistance to change and the need for training for legal professionals. Ultimately, it concludes that adapting to these changes is not only desirable but essential to ensure a justice system that meets the demands of a constantly evolving society.