Ekaterina P. Rusakova

Peoples' Friendship University of Russia

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Ekaterina P. Rusakova is a legal scholar whose research sits at the compelling intersection of procedural law, artificial intelligence, and the digital transformation of justice systems. Her work focuses primarily on the integration of smart technologies into civil proceedings, the theoretical foundations of digital justice, and the emerging phenomenon of judicial robotization. Rusakova has made notable contributions to understanding how countries — particularly China — are pioneering the use of AI and automated systems within courtroom processes, offering comparative insights relevant to legal systems worldwide. Her 2021 paper on the integration of smart technologies in Chinese civil proceedings has garnered 8 citations, establishing her as an early voice in this rapidly evolving field. Her subsequent explorations of law-implementing legal engineering and the robotization of civil proceedings further demonstrate a sustained commitment to examining how theoretical legal constructs must adapt to technological realities. With a growing body of work accumulating citations across multiple publications, Rusakova is emerging as a thoughtful and forward-looking contributor to the global conversation on what justice systems will look like in an increasingly automated world — a question of profound relevance to legal scholars, policymakers, and technologists alike.