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"From e-Justice to AI-Justice: The Digital Transformation of Tomorrow's Justice System"

With great success and significant participation, the conference titled “From e-Justice to AI-Justice: The Digital Transformation of the Justice of Tomorrow” was held on Thursday, November 6, 2025, at the premises of the European Public Law Organization (EPLO) in Plaka.

The event was co-organized by the EPLO’s Institute for Justice and Growth and the Information Society S.A.

The occasion for the conference was the completion of fifteen years since the beginning of the systematic effort to modernize the Greek judicial system. During this period, Greece has made substantial progress through the implementation of ambitious e-Justice projects — ranging from integrated digital case management systems and electronic services to interoperability with European justice networks.

The conference was honored by the presence and remarks of the Minister of Justice, Mr. Georgios Floridis, and the Minister of Digital Governance, Mr. Dimitrios Papastergiou, marking the beginning of a multifaceted, interdisciplinary, and technocratic dialogue expected to play a significant role in shaping public discourse and strategic planning for Justice and Technology in the coming months.

The proceedings of the conference were moderated by Mr. Nikolas Kanellopoulos, Lawyer and President of the Institute for Justice and Growth.

Speakers included:

• Stavros Asthenidis, CEO, Information Society S.A.
• Panagiotis Lymperopoulos, Vice President of the Supreme Court, Press Representative of the Supreme Court
• Marlena Tripolitsioti, Councilor of State, Chair of the Information Systems Committee of the Council of State
• Stamatis Poulis, General Commissioner of the State at the Court of Audit
• Antonis Antoniou, Legal Advisor to the State, Member of the Monitoring and Acceptance Committee of the new IT System of the Legal Council of the State

The conference concluded with a comprehensive presentation of the outcomes by Mr. Konstantinos Kousoulis, Honorary Vice President of the Council of State, Director of the Legal Office of the Presidency of the Republic, and Chair of the Permanent Scientific Committee of the Ministry of Justice for examining the impact of Artificial Intelligence on the judicial system.

The conference highlighted that Justice today is not merely being digitized but is undergoing a transformation. We are entering an era where a new architecture of justice delivery is being shaped, reflecting the consistent and gradual digital transformation of the Greek justice system over the past fifteen years. It assessed the substantial improvements in infrastructure, projects, and e-Justice services, as well as the dynamic transition to the new era of AI-Justice.

Key points emphasized included:

• The steady progress of the country in utilizing information technologies in the field of Justice,
• The new challenges posed by the introduction of Artificial Intelligence in justice delivery, legal research, and case management,
• The fundamental change in the operational environment of institutions, as AI evolves from a supportive tool to a formative factor in judicial practice,
• The need to establish a comprehensive institutional, ethical, and technological framework capable of ensuring that technology serves justice and humanity,
• The importance of the Greek experience as an integral part of the European and international dialogue on the digital transformation of judicial systems.

A common denominator in all presentations was the view that Artificial Intelligence must enhance and support legal judgment without replacing it. Trust, transparency, and a human-centered approach were highlighted as fundamental principles of any future policy or technological initiative in the field of Justice.

The legal professional of the digital age is called upon to combine high technological competence with institutional responsibility and deep commitment to the values of the rule of law and humanity, so that the Justice of tomorrow remains fair, effective, and reliable.

The event brought together senior judicial officials, academics, distinguished scientists, public administration executives, young legal professionals and students, as well as many representatives of technology companies responsible for implementing justice digitization projects, contributing to a multifaceted and high-level dialogue on the transformation of Justice in the new era.

Among those who honored the conference with their presence were:

• Mr. Pelops Laskos, Secretary General of the Ministry of Justice
• Ms. Olympia Anastasopoulou, Special Secretary for Alternative Dispute Resolution of the Ministry of Justice
• Ms. Niki Marioli, President of the Legal Council of the State
• Ms. Angeliki Papapanagiotou-Leza, Commissioner of the State at the Administrative Courts
• Ms. Evangelia Karampa, Deputy Commissioner of the State at the Administrative Courts
• Ms. Chrysoula Andreadou, President of the Three-Member Management Council of the Administrative Court of First Instance of Athens
• Mr. Vasileios Markis, Deputy Prosecutor of the Supreme Court (ret.), Honorary President of the Association of Prosecutors of Greece and member of the Scientific Council of the Institute for Justice and Growth
• Mr. Ioannis Politis, Vice President of the National Council for Radio and Television (NCRTV), Journalist, EPLO Spokesman

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