Pasquale Laghi
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Pasquale Laghi is a leading scholar at the intersection of artificial intelligence and legal systems, with a primary focus on the emerging paradigm of Justice 5.0. His work critically examines how AI-driven innovation is reshaping judicial processes, from predictive analytics in courtrooms to automated legal reasoning. Laghi’s most-cited paper—a 2025 systematic literature review on AI and justice—has already garnered 4 citations, establishing a foundational framework for understanding the evolution of technology in the legal sector. By classifying existing research into key thematic discussions, he provides a roadmap for future scholarship and policy development. His contributions are particularly notable for bridging technical AI capabilities with ethical and procedural justice concerns, offering a balanced perspective on automation’s role in law. Laghi’s research is essential reading for students and professionals navigating the digital transformation of legal institutions, as it not only maps current trends but also anticipates the societal implications of embedding artificial intelligence into the administration of justice.
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