The Ministry of Justice of Kazakhstan is implementing AI and digital technologies to modernize the legal system

At a government meeting, Minister of Justice Erlan Sarsenbayev presented initiatives aimed at the digitalization and modernization of Kazakhstan's legal system.

Key areas of development include improving the enforcement system, implementing digital technologies, and automating processes. Plans include expanding the functionality of the "Judge Bailiff Robot" by raising the collection threshold to 40 MRP, launching a "Digital Assistant" for creditors and debtors, and automating the lifting of seizures and travel bans.

Special attention is being paid to the development of legal services. Transparency of enforcement endorsements will be enhanced through biometric identification and digital solutions within the "E-Notary" system. Removing territorial affiliations for notaries and private bailiffs will allow citizens to freely choose specialists. To improve access to legal aid, online consultations and a chatbot for free legal advice will be introduced.

In the field of forensic expertise, automation of examinations using artificial intelligence is planned. The implementation of the "E-Expertise 2.0" system will increase the accuracy and speed of research, while "virtual autopsy" using computed tomography will expand the capabilities of forensic medicine. Optimization of the Center for Forensic Expertise and the development of paid research services are also provided for.

In the sphere of intellectual property protection, a digital platform for automated control over the use of copyrights will be introduced, along with a mobile application for authors and rights holders.

Lawmaking activities will be based on the principle of "package" adoption of draft laws. Strengthening analytical work and expanding citizen participation through the "Open Regulatory Acts" portal will make the legislative process more transparent and effective.

These measures are expected to increase the accessibility of legal services, strengthen public trust in the enforcement system, and allow for the optimization of the work of territorial justice bodies without additional budget expenditures.

Source: gov.kz