TRANSFORMAÇÃO DIGITAL NO TRABALHO JUDICIAL NA PERCEPÇÃO DE MAGISTRADOS

Abstract

The use of technology in the judiciary has emerged as an important ally in addressing the challenges of an increasingly complex and digitalized society, contributing to expanded access to justice and reducing judicial delays. This study aimed to analyze the influence of technology on judicial work from judges' perspectives, with an emphasis on their adaptation to digital tools. To achieve this objective, the study adopted an applied, exploratory, and descriptive research design using both quantitative and qualitative methods. The first stage consisted of a systematic literature review that identified and synthesized existing research on how judges engage with digital tools in the performance of their judicial duties. Subsequently, a secondary crosssectional study was conducted to collect information directly from judges, seeking to capture their perceptions, experiences, and the challenges they encounter in the use of these technologies in their daily judicial practice. Based on the findings from the two previous stages, a technical-technological product was developed to strengthen the support provided to judicial professionals, thereby promoting more efficient use of digital solutions. The findings contribute to the development of training policies, improvements in technological support, and institutional decision-making processes that ensure greater efficiency, judicial independence, and a more accessible and sustainable administration of justice.