Digital Justice

Antoine Garapon, Ph.D., is a retired judge. Former director of the Institute for Judicial Studies and member of the Commission investigating sexual abuse in the Catholic Church, he now chairs the Commission for victims' reparations. A prolific author, he has written extensively in French and Italian on judicial rituals, comparative law and the de-spatialisation of justice. Jean Lassègue's research examines the philosophical foundations of computer science (Turing, 1998) and its transformative impact on the nature of knowledge, ranging from scientific inquiry to legal theory (with Giuseppe Longo L'empire numérique, 2025). He also explores the evolving intersection of computing and law (with Antoine Garapon Justice digitale, 2018; Le Numérique contre le Politique, 2021).

Antoine Garapon, Ph.D., is a retired judge. Former director of the Institute for Judicial Studies and member of the Commission investigating sexual abuse in the Catholic Church, he now chairs the Commission for victims' reparations. A prolific author, he has written extensively in French and Italian on judicial rituals, comparative law and the de-spatialisation of justice. Jean Lassègue's research examines the philosophical foundations of computer science (Turing, 1998) and its transformative impact on the nature of knowledge, ranging from scientific inquiry to legal theory (with Giuseppe Longo L'empire numérique, 2025). He also explores the evolving intersection of computing and law (with Antoine Garapon Justice digitale, 2018; Le Numérique contre le Politique, 2021).