SOME ISSUES OF INTRODUCING ELECTRONIC RESOURCES IN CIVIL PROCEEDINGS
The transition to digital technologies meets the global trends in the development of IT technologies. These processes meet the norms of the Russian Constitution on access to justice and the requirements of the European Union to increase confidence in the judiciary. All these aspects form a new element of legal culture - the digital culture of society, the formation of which is rapidly taking place in modern society. These circumstances determine the relevance of studying the development of electronic legislation as an element of digital culture. The subject of this research is the introduction of electronic resources in civil proceedings and the related differences in the use of paper and electronic media. The article is devoted to a comprehensive study of the use of digital technologies, which allowed us to identify both the simplification of many procedural issues, and the lack of digital literacy of the population, court staff and judges, as well as the imperfection of legal regulation of procedural issues related to the use of the Internet. Thus, the purpose of the work is to study the problems that have arisen, to find abalance between the introduction of new technologies, the use of analog media and compliance with the principles of justice. To achieve this goal, the main General scientific methods were used (first of all, the dialectical method of cognition, the method of system analysis). The research is based on the comparative legal method. The essential novelty of this work is that the authors have identified conflicts of rules governing the issues of accepting astatement of claim on paper and appeals to the court via the Internet. The authors note that these contradictions violate the rights of interested persons, hinder access to justice, and, accordingly, undermine the authority of the judiciary. All this is negatively reflected in the legal culture of the society that is making the transition to digital technologies in its various spheres. The article draws conclusions about the development of digital literacy at the present time, notes the shortcomings and difficulties in the use of digital technologies, and makes proposals to eliminate legal conflicts when filing and accepting applications to the court in electronic form.