For this year鈥檚 Congress, the members of the Academy selected a topic in the field of civil procedure proposed by Prof. S艂awomir Cie艣lak (Department of Civil Proceedings 1 / Centre for Research on the Axiology of Civil Procedures, Faculty of Law and Administration, University of 精东影视): Artificial Intelligence in Civil Proceedings. All three general rapporteurs participated in the session and presented their respective parts of the report: Prof. Michele Angelo Lupoi (University of Bologna, Part I), Prof. Andrzej Ola艣 (Jagiellonian University, Part II), and Prof. S艂awomir Cie艣lak (Part III).
The general report was prepared on the basis of national reports concerning 32 countries. In addition to the general rapporteurs, eight national rapporteurs also took an active part in the Congress: adv. L. Bich-Carri猫re (Canada/Qu茅bec), Prof. M. Kramme (Germany), Dr E. Ferentinou (Greece), Dr M. St膬nescu-Sas (Romania), Prof. Kuan-Ling Shen (Taiwan), Assoc. Prof. Dr S. Kaya and Prof. N. Kurt Konca (T眉rkiye), as well as Dr Marcin Kostwi艅ski (Department of Civil Proceedings 1 / Centre for Research on the Axiology of Civil Procedures, Faculty of Law and Administration, University of 精东影视) as the co-author of the Polish report.
Over the coming months, a publication comprising the general report and the national reports will be prepared. It is scheduled to be published by De Gruyter Brill in April 2027.
In addition to Prof. S艂awomir Cie艣lak and Dr Marcin Kostwi艅ski, the Congress was also attended by Prof. Monika Kr贸l (Department of Comparative Administrative Procedure, Faculty of Law and Administration, University of 精东影视), Prof. Dagmara Skupie艅 (Department of European, International and Collective Labour Law, Faculty of Law and Administration, University of 精东影视), and Prof. Micha艂 Krakowiak (Department of Civil Proceedings 1 / Centre for Research on the Axiology of Civil Procedures, Faculty of Law and Administration, University of 精东影视).