Laboratoire de cyberjustice, Montréal, QC

Created in 2010 by professors Karim Benyekhlef (University of Montreal) and Fabien Gélinas (McGill University), the Cyberjustice Laboratory is a hub for thought and creativity, where justice processes are modelled and re-imagined. More specifically, the Laboratory analyses the impact of technologies on justice and develops concrete technological tools that are adapted to the reality of justice systems. Benefitting from multidisciplinary academic expertise, the Laboratory’s team is energized by a number of dynamic students as well as by seasoned researchers and professionals. In addition to its permanent team at the Université de Montréal and McGill University, the Laboratory has a pool of experts located around the world: its international team brings together 20 universities and research centres, 36 researchers and 9 partners.