Open Justice in the Digital Age

Philippe Jougleux is a Professor at the Law School of the European University Cyprus, where he teaches Cypriot civil wrongs and contract law, EU copyright law, and EU Internet law. He has authored numerous articles in French, Greek, and English, primarily focusing on topics related to new technologies such as online copyright law, data protection, regulation of AI, and cybercrime. Additionally, he has published several monographs in Greek covering various topics, including 'Elements of Cypriot Law of Obligations,' 'Civil Liability of the State in Cyprus,' 'European Law of the Internet,' and 'European Law of Intellectual Property.' Most recently, he published 'Facebook and the (EU) Law' in English in 2022 with Springer.

• Introduction to Open Justice in the Digital Age.- Presenting the concept of openness in the administration of justice.- The rise of the legal principle of open justice in Europe.- The Imperative of Open Justice from a Human Rights Perspective.- The Conflicting Relationship of Open Justice with the GDPR.- The Limitations and Exceptions to Open Justice.- A Comparative Approach to Open Justice Policies in Europe.- Justice and social media.- Conclusion.