Abstract
This research aims to study the extent to which digital litigation achieves legal protection of the rights of litigants. The research will focus on studying the definition of digital litigation, its advantages, the challenges it faces, and the guarantees of the rights of litigants, then studying models of international experiences of digital litigation systems. The study concluded that it is possible to keep up with national legislation for the digital litigation system in Under legislative texts that are compatible with the rules of the Code of Procedure, or developing the rules of traditional litigation procedures to be compatible with this type of litigation, the research concluded that digital litigation is not considered effective unless legal and material means are available to it so that it does not constitute a violation of the rights of litigants. The study recommended benefiting from experiences Countries that have adopted digital litigation, such as the Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, and others, and carried out legislative reform to keep pace with scientific and technological development.
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