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The Standardization of Judicial Decisions by Artificial Intelligence: A Critique for the New Science of Law
The standardization of decisions by the informatics of law, aiming at an exact science would result in a science in which progress and transformations would not drive the emergence of new rights or the readjustment of those already established. The present article proposed to examine, by means of a
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