Transforming Judicial Systems with Blockchain: A Court Case Governance System for Tamper-Proof and Transparent Legal Processes

Abstract

A court case governance system is a decentralised judicial system that uses blockchain technology to create a tamperproof, transparent, and secure form of record-keeping for legal processes. A distributed ledger powered by a network of computers is known as blockchain technology. Every transaction is digitally entered into the ledger, encrypted, and verified by the network of users. A court case governance system using blockchain technology can produce smart contracts, which are self-executing contracts with the contents of the agreement between the buyer and seller being directly placed into lines of code. Decentralising the process of automating contracts and arbitrating legal issues is possible with the help of these smart contracts. Users are given the power to draught and execute intelligent contracts, and disputes are resolved through decentralised arbitration. This strategy enables a method to incentivize jurors to evaluate cases fairly and accurately since judgements are upheld by smart contracts.